FNC: the conservative movement evolves

  It is no surprise that Glenn Beck announced he is leaving his evening show on Fox News. He's been talking about it since 9/12, saying things are changing this year.
  To regard this as being pushed off the air is simply erroneous.
  To be honest, you could tell that his heart wasn't in his message anymore creatively.
  Too much "America, listen to me! The [end is near]!" cannot be sustained, week after week.
  Although the words may be true, the message is not only repetitive but extremely difficult to watch, almost as if gritting the teeth while watching is the alternative to turning the tv off.
  Though we remain vigilant, the idea that Beck has moved to different territory is not unwelcome.
  In fact, Beck has the ability to produce wonderful programs which including both learning and teaching, informative and historical content.
  We wish him well.
  The Daily Caller:
  It wouldn't be a bad idea, as some have suggested, to move Greg Gutfield's Red Eye to the 5:00 hour.
  In fact, it's a radical idea that needs to be pursued.

  Reading Breitbart's new book (more on that later), it is obvious that the whole humor angle needs work in the conservative movement.

  If we are to evolve properly, in addition to the flamethrowing, we need to reach America's heart through humor, even ridicule.

  This is what Gutfield does best, as do his guests. Yes, he'd have to tone down some of the raciness of the show but, hey, that's what evolution is about.

  Hopefully FNC will consider this radical move, even though it would certainly not be ordinary.

  The prophets are on to something, suggesting it. 

  If we wish to win, we need to work the ropes.

  That is the way.