Hannity/Man from Cincinnati

[dwilli]

Is anyone listening to the intellectual exchanges between Hannity and his opponent from Cincy?

This is debate?

[dwilli]

I don't know what a lap dance is either. Never experienced one or seen anyone else do so. I got a pretty good idea but can't say for sure.

[NYC Republican]

That's fantastic... Unlike Rush, whom I admire greatly as a professional, Sean seems like he would be really down to earth and a real person... Rush I'm not so sure... Not that this has anything to do with the topic at hand, just thought I'd ask that question as you seem to know him...

[dwilli]

I get the feeling that Hannity adopts some positions after reading this forum.

[alisasny]

How about some freepers read this forum and contact hannity. That is more the case.

[saminfl]

In the meantime, I'd suggest you STFU.

DITTO!!

[Cobra64]

Hannity: "Me and him are going to LA next week." It would work better if he said "he and I will be going to LA next week.

First of all, as a courtesy, you always put the other person's pronoun first in the sentence; then if you diagram the sentence you get the pronouns working properly. For instance, would you say "me am going to LA next week"? Duh? Hannity is a grammar dunce.

[an amused spectator]

I do not relish criticizing a conservative of Irish descent, but I just don't understand Hannity's appeal. Frankly, he just doesn't seem to have a very good grasp of the issues; nor experience in building and presenting a cogent argument. I'm a bit embarrassed that he and I agree on many issues.

I'm kind of a rabid dog when it comes to conservatism, being one of the original Freepers and all, but I just like to listen to Sean Hannity. I can only take small doses of Rush Limbaugh, even though I recognize his importance to our side. I can listen to Sean all the way home, and longer.

Sean is a nice guy, and people like him. We need him badly. He's kind of like "point man" on the patrol - but he kills the other side with kindness, without relinquishing any territory to them.

[an amused spectator]

Hannity: "Me and him are going to LA next week." It would work better if he said "he and I will be going to LA next week.

First of all, as a courtesy, you always put the other person's pronoun first in the sentence; then if you diagram the sentence you get the pronouns working properly. For instance, would you say "me am going to LA next week"? Duh? Hannity is a grammar dunce.

Hannity is a grammar dunce, like 90% of the other Merkuns out there. The other Merkuns like people that tawk like them. Nuff said.

Sean Hannity has my vote.

[John SBM]

Good comments, I agree. I listen to Sean while driving, he is easier to listen to than Rush over a longer period of time. I love Rush, I've been a fan since he was local on KFBK in Sacto. But Sean grows on you because he is more down-to-earth.

I also enjoy that he puts on some really outrageous Libs and gives them the rope to hang themselves. The more people can see what the Libs really think, and how they view America and our role in the world, the better for the Republicans.

It's kind of like the President for me. I like the fact that he can't say nuclear, and can't finish a sentence that contains more than two "big words" without a goof of some kind. It drives the Libs crazy. But, he is a straight-shooter, honest and committed to the right things at the right time (some big spending aside) which also drives the Libs nuts!

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[RandallFlagg]

Bookmarking for later reading...

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!