Mr. Beck, I'd agree with you--but...

Glenn Beck tried to bring an emotional stirring speech bringing people to God on the Lincoln Memorial today. And I do agree with Mr. Beck's statements of not hating people only if he hadn't spent years of spewing a projectile of hate word vomit for 7 hours day. You cannot just go on the stage and act like a Moses figure, and expect a rational person to agree with you. 300,000 maybe-- but this country is made up 311 million people. And in the grand scheme of things a rally of 300,000 is hardly a drop in the bucket- and not a spiritual awakening, and definitely not a historical awakening.

Do I think Beck is not sincere? Well, I think he would have to spend months--if not years of apology, refudiating his claims, and changing his program. All of which will not be done. This man attacked the President of the United States in borderline treason language, attacked his family, Claimed that he hates 9/11 and Katrina Victims and all of the sudden he is the "Messiah"? Give me a break.

Now the content of his speech... Yes, we need to turn to God. Our country has been in darkness, a long time... but he is not the person to deliver this message. You know who should deliver that message?

Barack Obama.

Our leader, Our President needs to humble himself before the American people and the American public and say we need to turn back to our basic roots. But even he won't.

You know why? Because he is a politician. He cares about his reputation about as much as Glenn Beck does.

So who will take the torch and restore this nation to greatness?

First of all, we need to see that our country is deeply divided. We are going through some tough times, and in tough times it's hard to see the light. But our dream is not gone, and our generation can stand and bring through the American Dream and restore our honor.

It's not a media personality or politician that will restore our country. It is collectively the American People.

We learned in 2008, that "Yes We Can" is not good enough. We need to adopt the phrase, "Yes we Are". We are going to restore our honor, and bring justice to the poor, we are going to restore our honor to our government, and to our cities and communities. But it is going to take us to really break down the walls, and work together staring with us, and up to our congress.

Media blowhards and politicians like our President can deliver speeches- but only we can deliver change.

God Bless America.

Dave