It seems the good Captain is getting around quite a bit this evening...
Kush
Posted on 05/07/2016 7:07:43 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
There was no dramatic monologue or carefully written statement needed. Trump Supporters have known all along that Sean Hannity would support Trump when Trump became GOP nominee.
This was confirmed with a simple tweet “Yes, I do.”
Thank you, Sean, for always being fair and for endorsing Donald J. Trump for President.
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OK, so long as we agreed he’s not an impartial journalist.
Rush has said repeatedly that he will support the nominee, and he will.
It seems the good Captain is getting around quite a bit this evening...
Kush
Get over yourself. Hannity, etc are not journalists, nor do they say they are. They are opinionists.
If you don’t like their opinions, don’t listen.
“Rush has said repeatedly that he will support the nominee, and he will.”
Then why is he still bashing Trump if he is supporting the nominee? Trump can do without that kind of help. All Rush is going to do is help Hillary get elected.
Trump is the presumptive nominee, the only candidate left in the race on the Republican side. Hannity is a conservative commentator not a “journalist”. Apparently you do not know the difference. Think Lou Dobbs, Pat Buchannan, Laura Ingram, Anne Coulter, etc., etc., etc... Do you get it now? Strangely enough all of those commentators have also announced that they are for party unity and are for Trump as well.
Agreed.
Trump is the winner.
Ergo, Hannity is supporting Trump.
Now, was that too complicated?
Maybe so...but White House press secretaries have high-tension, high spotlight, high-research, high burdens, high crazy-hours, high-burnout jobs.
Sean has a wife and young children, he's a family man, and there's no way he would take on a position as the President's communications front man in the DC maelstrom.
Sean has said on numerous occasions that when his kids are out of school, he'll move from New York to Texas or Florida.
I would, too.
Leni
Adding to those that felt the zeitgeist of the electorate would be Laura Ingraham, Mike Savage and Boston's Jeff Kuhner. Kuhner especially, the angst amongst the MA & NH voters this time last year had me seeing it as well, the anger was palatable, you just knew, something was up.
Why, he was very fair and did not say a world until everyone else dropped out.
I stumbled upon Frank Luntz on Fox about the time this happened ( Trump lambasting McCain ) and the last women to speak said something to this effect: That Trump wasn't wrong, it is what veterans are saying on the down-low.
It was culture shock as one that hasn't served, and talking like Trump did, I have no right. However, if she is correct that Vets think this way of McCain, that is a different ballgame entirely...
Except for Cruz, of course.
I gotta say, Sean has really surprised me this election season. Maybe it's the grey hairs coming in, or something. He really didn't used to be this sharp.
Of the Big Three, he's been the only one worth listening to, these last ten months.
Knock it off.
It's Trump of Hillary. Period.
If your butt still hurts, keep it to yourself. Now's not the time. We've got a country to save, and Trump is our chosen General.
Rush is not yet as I hear him speak
You're an ass. I don't care how long you've been hiding out here.
Stop being so clueless. Hannity is not a journalist. He’s a pundit. A commentator. He’s never even pretended to be a journalist.
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