Hannity Blasts FreeRepublic (maybe he is right)

Radio | Sean Hannity

[discostu]

There's sort of a natural flow to it. In fall people start to calm down as the temperature cools and the days get shorter. By winter we're mostly subdued (and often depressed). Late in winter and early into spring the cabin fever hits and there's usually a quick bump in irritability, but it subsides because spring is a time of renewal and life is usually fun during spring. Then comes the heat of summer. I noticed a long time ago my relationship with just about everyone is at a serious low ebb in August, I hate everybody, it's been hot for 6 weeks and we've got 6 more weeks to go and f$#@ everybody.

Just gotta learn to go with the flow. The end is in sight, I figure as we draw close to the 9-11 anniversary between both the significance of the moment and the cooling temperatures everything will mellow out.

[f.Christian]

Bush is chumming...on a troll---for the reagan democrats!

[laredo44]

That's what I was wondering. I don't remember seeing him attacked here. And I'm on this board a lot when his radio show is on.

I believe Hannity is of average intelligence, and have said so here. I've never heard him say anything original, just a regurgitation of what others said first. His position with respect to women is positively barbaric. His Fox TV show has had Hillary on (twice, I think) and he hasn't interviewed her yet, only Colmes. Frankly, I think he's afraid she'll eat him up.

[gubamyster]

I know he says the Libertarians are crazy and there are a few here

Actually, Sean has said many times that he is a Conservative w/ Libertarian leanings. He agrees w/ Libertarians on many issues, but not the WOD.

[Torie]

Do you expound on your little theory when trying to get a piece of ...? How does it go over?

[discostu]

You mean the farm bill that was passed by such a high margin overturning the veto was just about garaunteed? Yeah, hell of a freebie that one was, just hand the Dems a campaign issue about Bush being out of touch with the will of the people.

[Stallone]

Hillary, is that you?

For God's sake woman, wash the pant suit already.

[Notforprophet]

LOL

[Vinomori]

Hannity is philosophically sound and intellectually
challenged. He's dumber than Dan Quayle.

[Torie]

My bashes are almost invariably "realistic." Deal with it. :)

[Notforprophet]

LOL

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Hannity forgets that a lot of freepers ponied up to help out Shannon Spann. He gives himself a pass when he criticizes Bush and once his book is released he'll be more than happy to take freepers money. Pot, kettle, black.

[mewzilla]

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater, Mr. Hannity.

[zoyd]

Exactly what I was thinking! I've often thought it, but never said it (women trend towards 'security' over freedom), for obvious reasons!

I'm glad that women have the right to vote -- I just wish they weren't, in general, more apt to give up their freedom in the name of Public Safety and security, as opposed to men. It creates a carrot for politicians, liberal and conservative.

[weikel]

Im living with a hottie( when I go back to WPI) and male chauvinist pig that I am my opinion of women is much higher than hers.

[katnip]

His Fox TV show has had Hillary on (twice, I think) and he hasn't interviewed her yet, only Colmes. Frankly, I think he's afraid she'll eat him up.

From what I've heard him say, Hillary will not allow him to interview her, only a liberal.

[weikel]

I don't think anyone with an IQ under 130 and less than about 5 million dollars net worth should be allowed to vote.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Wonder how many would refuse a polygraph test?

(Oops, could that be considered a canibalistic criticism?)

[TheBigB]

"Clinton had the brains"

That IS the same guy that didn't know what the word "is" means, right?

Right?

[zoyd]

Heh!