Hannity got punked tonight

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Hannity and the rest of the Bush parrots are starting to look pathetic. They know McCain cant win on the issues so these smears are all thats left.

I have waited eight years to see this and I am now savoring the flavor. Barring a monumental gaffe by Barack this election is as good as done.
 
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lazy4163 said:
I have waited eight years to see this and I am now savoring the flavor.
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good for you. You're just one of the folks who deserves the next coming of Jimmy Carter. Enjoy.
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Given how pro-Palestinian they are, I guess it would take someone from the Huffington Post to know an anti-Semite when they saw one.
 
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I can see where someone so accustomed to seeing slaps and headlocks being the main arsenal used in fights after drama club meetings might mistake what happened last night for being punked.
 
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615 Vol said:
Do you believe McCain still has a chance to win this election? He is running out of time.
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I'm afraid he has missed his opportunities raise the questions needed about Obama. It just seemed like he was unwilling to call Obama on the issues where he held advantage.
 
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The guy I felt sorry for was Colmes. He knew the guest was being an idiot and he knew Hannity wasn't going to stop talking either.
 
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GAVol said:
The guy I felt sorry for was Colmes. He knew the guest was being an idiot and he knew Hannity wasn't going to stop talking either.
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This is why I find Bill O'Rielly hilarious. When he gets in similar situations, he's just gives that sometimes almost indecernable grunt and says whatever, next! on .....
 
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#20
While I am no fan of Hannity, and while I do think the Ayers thing is being dramatically exaggerated for fear mongering purposes, the two things are not analogous. Obama served on a board or two with the guy and was at his house discussing politics whereas Hannity is interviewing someone for his show.

Hannity's retort on that point is well taken.
 
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lawgator1 said:
While I am no fan of Hannity, and while I do think the Ayers thing is being dramatically exaggerated for fear mongering purposes, the two things are not analogous. Obama served on a board or two with the guy and was at his house discussing politics whereas Hannity is interviewing someone for his show.

Hannity's retort on that point is well taken.
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let's be real honest here. Hannity's a ratings driven buffoon.
 
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BigPapaVol said:
let's be real honest here. Hannity's a ratings driven buffoon.
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+1

I just don't get the appeal of Hannity. I've heard him since he was on the radio in Atlanta in the early 90s. He's been trying to be Rush Limbaugh for 20 years and he hasn't gotten close yet.
 
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BigPapaVol said:
good for you. You're just one of the folks who deserves the next coming of Jimmy Carter. Enjoy.
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Whatever.

There is no indication he will be anything like Jimmy Carter.

It still amazes how those who voted for the current joke in office twice can possibly think their opinion is more informed than others in this presidential election.
 
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