Sean Hannity Has Sold Out Conservatives For a Leftist Named Rudy

Wagglebee | 3/22/07 | Wagglebee

[wagglebee]

Tonight on Hannity's radio show he gave an entire hour to Rudy Giuliani. This is at least the third time in recent weeks that he has pandered to this pro-abortion, pro-illegal alien, gun-grabbing liberal.

In all of these segments on radio and TV, Hannity has never questioned Rudy's pathetic explanations for his liberalism. Hannity claims to be a conservative, but gets absolutely giddy over Rudy. I am beginning to wonder if Hannity's conservativism was just an act all along.

Now and then Hannity will have short segments with Newt, but he has been doing that for years (and Newt is not an announced candidate yet). Aside from this, Hannity has barely made mention of any of the other GOP candidates and certainly no admission that they are actually conservative. Hannity ended tonight's show with an excited promise to have Rudy the RINO back on soon.

I am just wondering if any other conservatives are fed up with Hannity.

[FixitGuy]

Hannity claims to be Newt's buddy and I think he is.

But tonight he kept bringing up Hillary like she is some two ton ghostly gorilla (He's obsessed with her!)

Problem was that he took up Duncan Hunter's time with his rant and Duncan has declared....while Newt has not (until Sept)

Hannity is often his own (and our) worst enemy. Been hangin' with Colmes too long.

[aligncare]

You're saying that all Republicans hold the same views and I'm suggesting they don't. I see Republican voters of all stripes: Country Club, Log Cabin, Evangelical, Blue collar, Social Conservatives, Economic Conservatives, security Republicans...and all have differing interests and priorities.

Well however this process of selecting a Republican nominee plays out...it's intriguing that a candidate like Rudy Giuliani who lacks conservative pedigree has managed to gain a fair amount of conservative support in the Republican party.

[supercat]

You're saying that all Republicans hold the same views and I'm suggesting they don't. I see Republican voters of all stripes: Country Club, Log Cabin, Evangelical, Blue collar, Social Conservatives, Economic Conservatives, security Republicans...and all have differing interests and priorities.

It's true that not all Republicans agree on everything, but I would expect that if you asked Republicans to list the issues they consider critically important in a candidate, very few of them would not list abortion, border security, gay marriage, or guns. While many Republicans would probably not regard all of those issues as being critically important, I find it hard to believe that very many people calling themselves "Republican" wouldn't list at least one.

[The_Eaglet]

Again, there are NO true conservative Republican announced candidates yet.

... except for Ron Paul.

[The_Eaglet]

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