Hannity's Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda

Examiner ^ | March 31, 2010 | Martha

[usalady]

Sean Hannity is best known as the host of radio's The Sean Hannity Show which is heard daily by 13.5 million listeners on 500 stations in the United States. He is also the host of TV's Hannity. His latest book, Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama's Radical Agenda was released on March 30, 2010.

[usalady]

In Conservative Victory, Hannity writes that he believes that Barack Obama and his radical team of self-professed socialists, fringe activists, and others are trying to remake America.

[blackbart.223]

"In Conservative Victory, Hannity writes that he believes that Barack Obama and his radical team of self-professed socialists, fringe activists, and others are trying to remake America."

As if that wasn't obvious already?

[SoConPubbie]

As if that wasn't obvious already?

I can only take so much of Hannity at one time.

It seems Hannity is too much about himself and not enough about the fight we are engaged in.

It makes me cringe when I listen to him.

[iowamark]

Only $8 at Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Conservative-Victory-Defeating-Obamas-Radical/dp/0062003054

[NEMDF]

I agree, that sometimes he gets to be way too much. But I am also thankful for his passion on the issues and his true concern for the loss of America as we have known it. He has helped to bring many issues to light that otherwise would have been passed over in the MSM.

[blackbart.223]

"I can only take so much of Hannity at one time."

My problem with Hannity is the way he deals with liberals, callers or guests. He lets them rant too much. I just don't need to hear a liberals opinion since I already know what it is.

[halo66]

He signed my book at the Reagan Library! He signed books for over 2,000 people...very nice when I met him!

[writetolife]

“It seems Hannity is too much about himself and not enough about the fight we are engaged in.”

I agree and now he’s setting himself up as the “Messiah, the Anointed One” by advocating the purchase of his book as the way to Conservative victory. I didn’t sense much “buy in” from those assembled for his address to the NRCC.

[iowamark]

Was this just last night?

[blackbart.223]

" He has helped to bring many issues to light that otherwise would have been passed over in the MSM."

It seems to me we do that here. I've been a member of Free Republic far longer than a Hannity listener. I do not think Juan Williams opinion pops up here very often except for posts showing what a socialist jerk he is.

[halo66]

Yes.

[Magnum44]

There aren't enough saints to go around. Nobody is perfect yet some “conservatives” still look for any flaw to bash those who are the leading advocates of conservative cause.

Hannity, Rush, and others sell things and that's part of American free market enterprise. If they sell a book and help gather people with common goals why is that bad?

[blackbart.223]

"He signed my book at the Reagan Library! He signed books for over 2,000 people...very nice when I met him!"

There is no doubt he is nice and a gentleman. But that isn't what we need at this point.

[manic4organic]

I think Hannity is basically a good guy. And he’s mainly conservative, except for his mancrush on Rudy, etc. But I doubt there is anything new in this book for FReepers. AND, if he says “in great specificity and detail “ one more time I’m gonna scream!

[writetolife]

...AND, if he says “in great specificity and detail “ one more time I’m gonna scream!

I literally agree!

[blackbart.223]

"Hannity, Rush, and others sell things and that's part of American free market enterprise. If they sell a book and help gather people with common goals why is that bad?"

I have no complaints with that. I believe in the free market.

[halo66]

You seem a little abrasive! I was just making a general comment on how nice he was...what’s the big deal?????

[blackbart.223]

"You seem a little abrasive! I was just making a general comment on how nice he was...what’s the big deal?????"

Please. I have no doubt Sean Hannity is a nice guy and a gentleman. But calling Juan Williams and Bob Bekel nice guys is a little too much for me.

Regards

Bart.

[FlashBack]

Cool...I read the RedState article on Sean’s book, very impressed with the book!
My copy should be here this week yet!

[halo66]

I am sure Juan and Bob are nice...just completely brainwashed, misguided and absolutely wrong when it comes to politics. I guess I am one that likes to know what the enemy is saying...(even if I do yell at them through the radio). Your point is taken, though.