Glenn Beck’s nostalgic yearning for a simpler past can only be expressed through late 70s Coca-Cola commercials, Paul Anka songs, and a regressive return to his father’s discipline.
And tears. Always tears.
They Say it. We Hate It
by Larry Tate on October 16, 2009
Glenn Beck’s nostalgic yearning for a simpler past can only be expressed through late 70s Coca-Cola commercials, Paul Anka songs, and a regressive return to his father’s discipline.
And tears. Always tears.
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Right. Simpler times when black people stuck to playing sports and didn’t try to be all President or anything. The Coke commercial really does capture a certain something, doesn’t it?