I've looked at what you posted above, Bill D., and they include lots of accusations of Glenn Beck advocating violence, and links to websites that accuse Glenn Beck of advocating violence, recordings of Beck railing against the policies of others, etc., but no actual, specific examples of actually advocating violence. But among Democrat politicians and leftist media personalities, advocation of violence is much easier to find:

During GWB's convention speech, Craig Kilborn, a CBS talk-show host, showed him on the screen with the words "SNIPERS WANTED."

There was even a movie made about an imagined assassination of President Bush. No one on the left who are screaming about "right wing rhetoric" today thought there was anything wrong with making that movie.

In 2004, Democrat Barry Seltzer was arrested for attempting to run down Rep. Katherine Harris (R-Fla.) with a car. He told police he was simply "exercising [his] political expression" when he drove his car at Harris and several supporters, swerving at the last minute.

In 2006, when Bill Maher joked with John Kerry that instead of taking his wife to Vermont for her birthday he could have taken her to New Hampshire (where the primary was) and "killed two birds with one stone." John Kerry joked back, "Or I could have gone to 1600 Pennsylvania and killed the real bird with one stone."

In 2006, New York comptroller, Alan Hevesi, the Democrat comptroller from New York, was telling graduating students at Queens College how much he and other Democrats despised GWB. He said that his fellow Democrat, Sen. Charles Schumer, would "put a bullet between the president's eyes if he could get away with it."

In 2008, "political comedian" Sandra Bernhard "joked" that if Sarah Palin ever visited New York she would be "gang-raped by my big black brothers."

Check out this lovely piece of leftist light-hearted anti-Palin "mother I'd love to punch" art.

Three months ago, in October 2010, Democrat Representative from Pennsylvania Paul Kanjorski, talking about Republican Rick Scott, said that "instead of running for governor of Florida, they ought to have him and shoot him. Put him against the wall and shoot him."

"He is an enemy of the country, in my opinion. Cheney is an enemy of the country....Lord, take him to the Promised Land, will you? See, I don't even wish the guy goes to Hell, I just want to get him the hell out of here." - Ed Schultz, MSNBC