Message from "Sweet Baby James" to FReepers (re: Sean Hannity)

email from SBJ | 5-06-04 | Jmstein7

[jmstein7]

Hey, FReepers!

I just wanted to convey a message to you all from Sweet Baby James of the Sean Hannity Show -- we've been corresponding back and forth about a few issues.

Anyway, here is what he wrote to me (I told him I'd pass it on):

From Sweet Baby James:  Freepers are among most valued contributers to this show, never doubt it.

So, there you go.  I hope this puts an end to that issue.

[HitmanLV]

Sean is a super guy and I watch H&C nightly! Thank him for me!

[HitmanLV]

Sean is a super guy and I watch H&C nightly! Thank him for me!

[m1-lightning]

I only get to hear two hours of Sean on News Radio 1470 WMBD. I'm jealous.

[Interesting Times]

Thanks for the update.

Tell Sean he really ought to lose that blonde advisor, the one who hangs around the throneroom whispering in his ear. I just don't think it's good for him.

FRegards,
Gandalf

[OldFriend]

Rush played the President's comments near the end of his program and then went in for the rant.

[OldFriend]

SBJ is married to Sean's sister if I am not mistaken.

[OldFriend]

Shame on you...Sean thinks he should be president. Haven't you heard all the callers he puts on who espouse that idea?

Senator, indeed!

[OldFriend]

I suspect that a lot of the dem/independent undecideds will NOT vote. They won't be able to bring themselves to vote for Bush but won't vote for Mr. Atrocity either.

[jmstein7]

Ha!

[Redbob]

"The moment we deign to think for ourselves we're toast."

Possibly because it's so easy to out-think Sean?

[OldFriend]

Poor deluded Flipper. She thinks it's okay to kill babies in the womb but not to kill animals for food.

[Bluntpoint]

How dare you attack Sean while we are at war.

Tojo, Hitler, Stalin...bla...bla...bla...bla

[Militiaman7]

Sean Hannity with MM7

Yes I bought the book and Sean signed to my son ELMALO's Army National Guard unit (3rd PLT CCo 3/116 IN) currently in training for a deployment later this year to war zone.

[weegee]

My chief complaint about Sean Hannity's radio show is that he'll say "coming up next" and 30-45 minutes later he still hasn't played the clip or talked about whatever it was he was hyping (apart from his book).

I still tune in at times but I don't "stay tuned" to hear anything that he says is coming up. If I hear it, fine. If I don't, too bad.

I don't like a host who teases the audience and then makes them wait over an hour for the payoff. I listen to talk radio day and night in my car (but I will switch off to listen to CDs at times). I'm in and out of my car. I may stay in my car another 5 minutes to hear something on the radio but I sure as hell won't stay out there for a half an hour just because a host promised to play something.

[weegee]

Did you hear that John Kerry kept the medals he received from the North Vietnamese?

[ZULU]

Well, you have to start SOMEWHERE.

Besides, a powerful Senator has a lot of influence on public opinion and control in the legislative process.

[OldFriend]

Sean thinks he should start by being President.

[SwinneySwitch]

You mean Alan "Lizard Boy" Colmes?

Nothing personal, Gator.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Thanks for the message! But I am still a bit ticked at him over the MHKING thing. He should have stepped up to the plate. But I still like him and watch him.

[Stultis]

Sean, you have more fans and support on Free Republic than you realize, don't let a small number of active loudmouths convince you different.

The problem was never the small minority here that doesn't like Sean, or the larger group that does like and appreciate him on the whole but is critical of him on occasion, or in degree, or in respect to this or that.

The only problem, IMHO, was Sean's ludicrous overreaction to the existence of some criticism. How can a public figure not expect that? The whole incident made him appear as thin skinned as Kerry, or as desperate for acolytes as Clinton. Anyway, I'm glad (if so) that Sean got over it.