February 22, 2010
Best-selling author Mark Levin explains on Facebook why he wouldn't speak at CPAC this year and, in the process, takes aim at fellow conservative radio host Glenn Beck, who closed the three-day conference.
"I have no idea what philosophy Glenn Beck is promoting. And neither does he. It's incoherent. One day it's populist, the next it's libertarian bordering on anarchy, next it's conservative but not really, etc. And to what end? I believe he has announced that he is no longer going to endorse candidates because our problems are bigger than politics. Well, of course, our problems are not easily dissected into categories, but to reject politics is to reject the manner in which we try to organize ourselves. ..."
Levin says he withdrew from giving the opening speech Saturday after finding out that the John Birch Society was a co-sponsor of the conference.
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