Beck Slams First Lady's Health Effort

Food Fight

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:44PM EDT / Published Sep. 19, 2010 2:14PM EDT

No one can outdo Glenn Beck better than Glenn Beck himself. Fox News' beacon of propriety made an appearance at Right 2010 this weekend. The event, which took place in a Chicago suburb, was meant to galvanize support among Tea Partiers, conservatives, and independents for the upcoming midterm elections. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Beck used the occasion to take a swipe at first lady Michelle Obama and her campaign to end childhood obesity and promote healthy diets. "Get away from my french fries, Mrs. Obama," he said "First politician that comes up to me with a carrot stick, I've got a place for it. And it's not in my tummy." Beck also slammed Chicago and Illinois politicians for their corruption.

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Beck Slams First Lady's Health Effort