[cicero's_son]

I'm not wrong.

I heard the show.

I listen to him just about every day.

[Miss Marple]

I didn't hear the show, but I would imagine Sean's comments were much as you said. I do not hold the military responsible in any way for the museum thefts. I wish that it hadn't happened, but I am convinced that most of the valuable items were removed before the US Army reached Baghdad, and the looting was of mostly office furniture and the like.

However, it would be better for our side if people like Sean would take a less belligerent posture and point out the facts and suspicions about the thefts, rather than simply acting like the items were valueless.

Charlie Reese, on the other hand, is totally consumed with attacking the President at every turn. I cannot remember the details of his column just prior to the war, but it was so bad that I cancelled our local county paper over it.

And he isn't fooling me one bit. He, along with several others in the press, had their "Bush is to blame for the deaths of thousands" columns all ready to print.

[sirchtruth]

I'm not wrong.

Ok, then you didn't put your quote of what Sean said in context.

I don't get to listen to Sean every day, but I do know the intent of what he said.

BTW, it's aweful what happened, and I am only sorry that Iraq's did not protect the remnants of their heritage better.

[ItsTheMediaStupid]

I'm not wrong.

I heard the show.

I listen to him just about every day.

You are wrong.

You need to clean out your ears.

You need to engage your brain every day.

[wtc911]

How can you listen to Hannity almost every day without wincing at his lack of depth?

[iconoclast]

I listen to him just about every day.

You got to be kiddin. Put a smiley face on those kinds of comments.

[Terriergal]

Some people just have no discernment, I guess. (not you, I mean the hannity bashers.)