[sjmjax]

"And then, there’s the fact that the man is a motor mouth, who doesn’t seem to have the capacity to rein himself in. He had Michele Bachmann on yesterday, and forced her to listen to a two minute clip he wanted her opinion on. When he finally shut up and let her talk, the segment was just about over. I don’t think she got in more than a few sentences the whole time. What a total waste of her valuable time."

That perfectly summarizes my problem about Hannity.

I can no longer listen to this guy totally waste valuable guests time while he lectures them endlessly with his opinion while leaving them no time to express theirs. The man is utterly incapable of framing a succinct, to the point question.

[Windflier]

I can no longer listen to this guy totally waste valuable guests time while he lectures them endlessly with his opinion while leaving them no time to express theirs.

It's a major irritation, for sure. I've often wondered why someone in his organization doesn't grab him by the collar and make him listen to what he's doing to his guests. It's a real turn-off to the listeners, and I'm sure it irritates his guests even more.

The only people Sean will really give some breathing room to, are old guard warriors of days gone by, like Dick Cheney, or GWB. Rising stars in the Republican party are treated pretty much the same as any caller.

The man is utterly incapable of framing a succinct, to the point question.

I agree. He always starts off asking one question, then abruptly turns on a dime, and begins framing another question. Before he stops talking, he's normally shoved four or five questions together, plus his own analysis and answers. It doesn't leave the guest much to talk about.

I'm glad the man is on our side, but damn, he's hard to listen to.