What do Ron Paul, Glenn Beck and Donald Trump have in common?

All three have left open, a third party candidacy. Trump has as much a chance of winning the presidency with a third party bid as my ex-wife. Ron Paul has just proven himself to be nothing more than a political opportunist with his threat to run "third party." And Glenn Beck? Wow. I have been a huge fan of the Beckster. I put a 100 bucks into a membership for his GBTV, not to listen to him, but to support his efforts now that his FoxNews cash cow is gone.

But, yesterday, he went on the rampage against Newt. Alrightie, that is fine. But he concluded his remarks with the threat to vote third party if Newt won the GOP nomination. Sorry, but if Beck can hold his nose and vote for Mitt, he can do the same for Gingrich.

I listen to Beck most mornings (6 to 9 am here on the Left coast). He is definitely making Newt a wedge issue and, in so doing, he might be affecting the very outcome of the 2012 elections.

If he does not get off this subject, folks like me will have to "go after Beck" in an effort to cancel out some of his influence. For now, we (I) will wait and see, but the wrath of Kong is coming, if Beck doesn't knock it off. Already, Hannity went after him on his radio show, today, but without mentioning names.

Most of us who listen to Beck, do so because we are conservatives. If he thinks we "follow" him for any other reason, he is in for a rather rude awakening . . . . . . . . . . . and a very costly one. I am certain, that he has already lost a few listeners.