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“Roy doesn’t like Glenn Beck? 
  How can he call himself a conservative?”

I teach my partners how to pull themselves up by their bootstraps through hard work and the long-term investment of time and money. We don’t believe in something for nothing. We don’t look for handouts. We do believe, however, in the value of diverse perspectives.

I am a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant male whose closest friends include Jews, Mormons, Catholics, Canadians, Africans, Australians and couple of gay guys. Attack my friends and you attack me.

I do not sit quietly while my friends are attacked.
I genuinely believe Glenn Beck to be dangerous. 

– Roy H. Williams

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