[LibertyLee]

Unfortunately, I think Sean realized he hurt himself with Conservatives and is now trying to be "weird"--or O'Reilly-esque (sort of the same thing) to regain audience share. But--as long as he realizes the importance of the GOP victory this fall, I'm not going to "savage" him (or treat him like Savage who I can't stand)--I'll give him a chance to earn his way back. Still, I can't help but think he's getting a bit big for his breeches.

[mnehring]

The one thing I'm glad about is that Sean hasn't bought into the populist anti-'Big Oil' crap that BOR has.

[OldFriend]

Sean's hubris is out of hand.

His suggestion that he's the only one with the 'blood oath' was so overthetop.

He seems to be in an identy crisis . First he's switching to Independent, then he's a Reagan conservative, then he's a libertarian.

Frankly, I see him as an opportunist with no core principles at all.

Sean will continue to see everyone else as wrong and he's the only one who is right.

[Clint N. Suhks]

I think Sean realized he hurt himself with Conservatives and is now trying to be "weird"--or O'Reilly-esque (sort of the same thing) to regain audience share.

Ignoring Reagan's 11th commandment, I don't think Sean is the brightest bulb on the tree. But yet we still listen. He's a good egg I guess.