Spoke to Sean Hannity and he asked that I pass a big Thanks along to each and everyone of you.

nfbic ^ | 3 Novermber 2004 | Trueblackman

[wardaddy]

No.

Thank him for me.

He carried the Swifties more than anyone and probably got folks out in Ohio and the Panhandle when he saw those purposely slaned exit polls leaking.

(and thank you too...as usual)

[JimB in Venice]

Sean Hannity is a great American. Where would it be if it were not for people like him that give us a voice on the air. The days of MSM liberal crap are over. With FR, FOX, Rush, Shawn, Glenn Beck, Ann Coulter, and others, we have a very loud and effective voice.

In the last few days Shawn was so effective in getting people to vote. I remember one of his spiels saying "Remember, if you get Kerry, you also get THERESSAA, you get Michael Moore, you get CHIRAC, etc etc." I think that made people stand up and take notice.

[JennysCool]

From battleground Nevada, thank you, Kevin -- and Sean, of course!

[stevio]

Thank you Sean! Your passion and hard work was/is contagious.

[bigeasy_70118]

My thanks to you and Sean as well. One of the things I will remember about yesterday was Sean demanding everyone to go vote with a sense of urgency not seen since John Elway marched the Broncos down the field to win the AFC Championship in 1987.

[LegalEagle61]

Sean did a great job of rallying all of us together so we could get fired up and help GWB win re-election! Now if he could only convert Allen, things would be fine!

[deadhead]

Thank You, Trueblackman. Thank You Sean. Thank You to all who helped in the re-election of President Bush. A great day, it is a great day.

God Bless President Bush and Vice President Cheney

God Bless America

[blteague]

You know, I just had a thought...we were excited in 1994 when we took the House and I think we let up. It is not time to get complacent or to allow the LOUD liberal minority take us left. We need to push the conservative agenda; life, liberty, smaller government and WE need to hold our Republican majority accountable. It is not time to listen to the left. The people have spoken and like my brother said, "W stands for Whoop-***!"

[Dems_R_Losers]

Hannity made my eyes roll sometimes with his shameless flogging of the Bush campaign. But we needed every bit of it to get our voters out and our volunteers motivated. Not to mention the counterweight of the CBSes of the world who were just as shamelessly flogging Kerry.

[TonyInOhio]

Props to you and props to Sean.

A rousing victory, indeed.

[sr4402]

Tell Sean that he gave us courage.

[clyde260]

Thank YOU Sean, You were great too!!!

Trueblackman, a tireless FReeper, my hat's off to you.

Rush, should you be lurking around, you are the reason I am here!

God Bless the United States of America!

[GeorgeW23225]

Sincere thanks to ALL of us, who made this resounding defeat of liberalism possible!!

Vistory is sooooooooo sweet!!! (and a lot of hard work!!)

[uncbob]

Actually we should be giving thanks to Sean

He is fantastic in his support of Bush the military and has an excellent demeanor

How he keeps his sanity with the attacks on him personally is beyond me

[sweetiepiezer]

"Thank you!"

It was time for all good men and women to come to the aid of our party and we did it.
Good going kids.
Everyone who helped, let us pat ourselves on the back and get on with uniting this country again.
Yessssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!

[MadelineZapeezda]

On election day, I got at least two recorded messages featuring Hannity,

Wish I got one from Sean........I got Max Clelland instead.......ewwwwwwww!

[queenkathy]

Ok this is getting wierder and wierder! I'm relatively new here and I wonder who all you people are!! Are you all living double lives or something..You talked to Sean, someone else talks to Bush people, others say they just got off the phone with Ann Coulter, or Rush or some other big name...I feel lowly and unimportant. The only one I talked to today was my husband and daughter!! Will I be important some day if I keep coming to FR?

[weegee]

Thank you and thanks to Sean.

Locally the radio has been pre-empting the talk hosts for "local coverage" of the national results. Whatever.

I did not get to hear Mike Savage last night (they broadcast the local less-than-conservative hosts on 950AM). They also did not air Mike's commentary he did over the debates.

Today Rush Limbaugh was interrupted (Rush was aware of this nationally and added a fourth hour of web broadcast today).

Sean's program started late (he is on now). Bad enough that 740AM KTRH doesn't carry his final hour (I have to try to get 560AM out of Beaumont, if the weather is good).

I still see HEAVY interviewing with Dems and few Republicans.

I am SICK of hearing Tom Brokjaw and others explaining just WHY Bush won and why he still faces problems in Iraq and with the economy. YOU LOST MAINSTREAM MEDIA. YOU MISSED OUT ON YOUR BIASED PROJECTIONS. WE DON'T WANT TO HEAR YOUR LIES AND DISTORTIONS ANYMORE.

[Darksheare]

Thanks!
I didn't envy him sitting across from Terry Mcawful after the third debate.
Mcawful whined about the tone of politics, and when Sean asked him to change the tone of politics starting with himself.. Mcawful screamed that he didn't care about the tone.
[???]

That and Mcawful put his hand on Hannity, and when Hannity did the same in return, McAwful snarled, "Don't touch me!"

When you can, tell him thanks, and a [quiet relaxing] vacation is due. [someplace with great cooks and soft chairs.]

[Labyrinthos]

I must admit that I am a sometimes critic of Sean, not because I dislike him, but like any member of a close knit family we all get on our nerves from time to time. But yesterday, Sean was at his best. On the drive home from the airport, I caught the last hour of Sean and the first hour of Sean's close friend, Mark Levin, who has the local broadcast on Sean's flagship station, WABC, here in NYC. I had not listened to any news reports up until that time because I had spent the greater part of the day rushing through airports, and so I had no idea what the exit polls were showing. The tone, the passion, and the sense of urgency in Sean's voice painted the situation as urgent, perhaps even grave. Sean, however, never waivered in his faith that we would re-elect GWB. For an hour he repeatedly urged, no, demanded that we get to the polls ASAP no matter where we live and to sacrafice our time and whatever else we would rather be doing to get to the polls and vote. Although he was speaking to an audience of hundreds of thousands, his message was very personal. I have no doubt whatsoever, that he personally was responsible for shifting the tally in some of the battleground areas. Thank-you, Sean.

BTW, Mark Levin also had a great show, reassuring us all with facts from the 2000 election, that exit polls are totally BS and that he didn't want people calling the show to waste his time talking about meaningless exit polls.