[GailA]

Sean we LOVE you as much as we LOVE RUSH.

[ZULU]

Hannity should run for office!!

He could do a lot of good in the Senate. He has more political knowledge than Hillery did when SHE got elected first time out!

[Diddle E. Squat]

It is a team game. Bush is pitching, Rush is a cackling shortstop, Hewitt does a capable job at 3rd, Steyn flips the double-plays at 2nd, and Hannity is solid at 1st (good guys don't go past 1st base.) Blair is in left, Coulter in right, Medved in center, and Sullivan, well, obviously he's the catcher. Meanwhile O'Reilly is the obnoxious blowhard fan behind home who is constantly bleating that he would be the best all-star in the game, if he would only lower himself to participate, and Savage is getting arrested for throwing beer, batteries, and cussing out little girls.

[Mich0127]

Love ya Sean!

[Cap'n Crunch]

Hannity bump.

I'd like him more if he'd give his sidekick a punch in the nose.

[Two Thirds Vote Aye]

If Sean knew the tremendous difference between "impeachment" and "removal from office" it would help. In Sean's interview with Dick Morris on the show the other day, in referring to Clinton in Chapter 6 of Dick's new book, Sean made reference to what amounted to "removal from office" as being "impeached" on 4 or 5 occasions. "Clinton would have been impeached.....", Sean touted. In case Sean didn't know, Clinton WAS impeached. He will forever be impeached. It was very frustrating, even embarrassing, hearing Sean speak of impeachment and removal from office interchangeably, just the way the sheeple generally do out of their ignorance of the very important difference between "impeachment" and "removal from office".

On an occasion last year, a gentleman called in and was trying to make a point of the damage to the power of the states in the Constitution caused by the 17th Amendment, which switched the election of the Senate from the state legislatures (as originally built into the Constitution by the Founders) to the Senate being elected by the (uninformed) masses, who also, I must point out, already elect the entire House of Representatives. When the gentleman tried to bring it to Sean's attention, Sean glanced over the 17th Amendment, read rapidly through it, dismissed the caller, culminating with, "I like things the way they are." Sean wasn't interested in discussing this critically flawed Amendment 17. Since we have the uninformed masses voting for Senators, we get Barbara Boxer, Ted Kennedy, Dianne Feinstein, John F'in Kerry, Joe Biden, Robert KKK Byrd, Lautenberg, Levin, Leahy, Harkin; and RINO's Collins and Snowe, just to name a few.

[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!

[bootless]

That is a true fact.

Bump to Sean and to Sweet Baby James.

[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.

[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!

[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

[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.

[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.

[snopercod]

Sometimes I worry that "something" will happen to Rush Limbaugh.

But then I realize that Sean could easily fill those shoes if he wanted.

[CT]

Can anyone tell me if this is the "sweet baby james" that worked in Portland, Oregon (AKA James Derby?)