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To: Huck; holdonnow
You are correct. The fact that Hannity is not smart is in coincidental. :-P

That isn't a fact, it's your opinion. And if you're right, his accomplishments are all the more impressive without the benefit of your superior intellect. ;-)

No doubt Carter and Clinton are considered much smarter than Bush and Reagan. Didn't stop the Democrat dynamic duo from making a lot of incredibly stupid decisions while those two dummies won the Cold War without firing a shot, produced the greatest economic expansion in history, liberated 50 million from brutal totalitarian regimes and cleaned up the spectacular messes left by our geniuses.

Sean's job may seem easy from the driver's seat going home. Hitting a Randy Johnson slider looks easy from the big chair in my living room too. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't feel so smart in front of a microphone three hours a day plus an hour in front of the cameras.

Well maybe I would if I could sit next to Alan. ;-)

109 posted on 01/07/2004 2:35:48 PM PST by William Wallace (Darkdrake Lives!)
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To: William Wallace; holdonnow
I do agree that the job is not as easy as it seems in the hands of a professional radio host. I give him credit for that. I am sure it's easier than hitting a slider from the Big Unit, but it's not a cakewalk. It takes some skill. And it takes other positive qualities to attain his success. He has accomplished a lot. Having said that, he ain't all that bright. I don't think I have ever heard him say anything at all that was original or especially interesting in any way. He's a cheerleader, with the brains to match.
110 posted on 01/07/2004 2:44:09 PM PST by Huck (This space available--monthly rates---great exposure)
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