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.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

You have the ear of the guy who has the ear of Sean? Tell him that I liked Sean's (first) book...

[Chad Fairbanks]

Sean is a great big poopy-pants. Oh, no wait. I'm thinking of that other guy - Alan something... ;0)

[trustandobey]

Okay, Sean, we do love you..now get down to Florida and help save Terri PLEASE! We must all do what we can or we are going to lose this precious soul, and our nation!

[TexKat]

Sean's own lack of humility colors his every evaluation of others.

I saw this in Sean some time ago and is my #1 reason for not liking him. The #2 reason is he is repetitive night after night. I hope his books are not as repetitive as his show is.

[BOBWADE]

I think they call that "core values". I find it good that he maintains his values/positions night after night.

[Congressman Billybob]

No, it's not just PR. "Sweet Baby James" is the nickname of James Grisham, producer for Sean on ABC radio. He made exactly the same comment to me in a private e-mail that was not intended for publication. (Since this part of that e-mail is now public on this thread, I'm free to comment here.)

Congressman Billybob

Latest column, "Honesty Problems with Kerry and Gorelick: Pin the Truth on the Democrat."

[bootless]

That is a true fact.

Bump to Sean and to Sweet Baby James.

[bootless]

Knowing SBJ, it is NOT a PR boilerplate. He's the real deal, never doubt it.

[P.O.E.]

I second that motion.

[bootless]

"Sweet Baby James," aka James Grisham, is Sean's executive producer. He's very sharp and one of the real good guys.

[LucyJo]

I didn't hear the entire program, so perhaps I missed the part where he "condemned the president", because I would not agree with that. I thought he aquiesced the point to a woman caller that the president, as our leader, had to address the situation to the Arab world. I thought he made valid points when he said we could not allow the issue to be taken out of context and blown out of proportion when compared to the much larger percentages of good that we do and have done in that part of the world at great cost to us in lives and resources. I thought he was saying that those who are trying to use this as a political club shouldn't be allowed to get away with it, and I agree with him about that.

[Woodman]

If I remember correctly he is also Sean's brother-in-law.

[cake_crumb]

As far as I know, all he said was that the president should not have apologized. I guess he said that because no Arabs have apologized for the murders they committed. However, I believe he should have apologized - ONCE - and now he should drop it. He's done more than necessary.

[justshutupandtakeit]

There is no Official Freeper think. Thus, NO ONE will agree with us since we don't agree with ourselves.

[Imal]

He said that? He said THAT?

Why, that just makes me want to complain and attack conservatives even more!

RRRRRRAAAAAAAWWWWWWWRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!

:^)

[ChevyZ28]

I,too, am one who said he liked Sean, but felt he was too commercial. I thoroughly enjoy listening to Sean. Now if we could just convert Allan.

[bootless]

I believe you're correct!

[EQAndyBuzz]

"I heard Sean Hannity wrote a book?"

He wrote a book before he didn't write a book. By the way the book was about Vietnam. Did you know John Kerry was in Vietnam?

[LucyJo]

"He's done more than necessary."

That is essentially the point I thought Sean was making, but, like I say, I didn't hear the whole program.

[OldFriend]

The best part about FR is that we love our country and are intellectually honest too! We don't have to agree with everyone to belong here. There is no place on earth that can compare to this place for ideas and information.....which is the bedrock of freedom.

To say nothing of friends we've never met, just being there in time of crisis or celebration.