[Wphile]

Hannity said that whomever of the two is losing in the polls one week prior to election day should drop out.

He was really pressing Tom to say he would do that but Tom wouldn't agree to it which is the same position of Arnold, according to Tom.

Hannity keeps saying what a great, nice guy Arnold is. Sheesh, Sean...maybe Tom McClintock is too. Besides, if you ask me, I'm not buying the Arnold's a nice, charming guy.

I thought the interview was a waste. Hannity should have gotten off the "are you gonna drop out" and asked about the issues more. I wouldn't blame McClintock for never going on Hannity again.

[meg70]

I've never heard Sean so agressive with a fellow GOP'er..

[Cacophonous]

Hannity does that all the time. He is so anxious to appear aggressive and incisive, hard-hitting and Ann Coulter-like that he loses sight of the issues and just sounds rude. It has the effect of preaching only to the choir and convincing noone.

[Delphinium]

I wouldn't blame McClintock for never going on Hannity again.

I agree, I would feel very insulted if I were he. Hannity has really compromiced himself on this one.

Times like these that we see who really has the guts to stand with us.