Glenn Beck Exposes Reagan and Rockefeller as Art-Loving Commies
Author: Dylan Ris | Category: Foreign Policy, Republicans
What do CNN, MSNBC, C-SPAN and all the broadcast networks have in common? Well that’s easy. None have exposed Ronald Reagan and John D. Rockefeller as pro-art communist weasels!
Thankfully though, we have Fox News to pick up the slack. Their exposé began last night, when they dispatched in-house art critic Glenn Beck to tour the headquarters of NBC — in a building constructed by Rockefeller and afforded landmark status by Reagan. And horror of horrors, what did Beck find there? Why paintings! And sculpture! And it gets worse: Some of it was made by foreigners!
Here’s Beck critiquing a 1937 bas-relief by Attilio Piccirilli, an American who happened to have been born in Italy. From the Modern Art Notes blog…
“Who is this? Who is this?” Beck asked, his voice rising to a yell. “This is the strong leader taking that, using that industry and those machines to lead us into the, uh, bright future, led by our children. Gee, who’s having indoctrination next week? Oh yeah, that’s right, our president. Completely unrelated. This represents, at the time this was made, Mussolini. This represents Mussolini.”
As the tour continued, Beck pointed out more of Rockefeller/Reagan’s communist gems, including a Carl Paul Jennewein painting that features both a hammer and a sickle. Although they’re on opposite sides of the painting, and also those symbols predate communism by centuries, but Glenn Beck is really angry so let’s just follow along and try to shield our eyes from the spittle.
Despite Beck’s vigor, the tour did not get past Rockefeller Center’s lobby. Although we assume Rockefeller and Reagan stashed their most valuable commie cache up on the top floor, Beck could not venture so high for fear of a lightning strike to his tin-foil hat.






Senatorial bad boy Jim Webb (D-VA)
Bam whack!
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