Sean Hannity Brings the Stupid

To condemn the policies of the Bush Administration is no different than condemning America as far as Hannity is concerned. That is all that Obama has done. That is all.

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Sean Hannity says ...

I'm thinking they don't understand the nature of the last 100 years in human history and how many 100-plus million people died under dictatorial regimes. Am I wrong?

Usually. Yes.

Source - Media Matters

Sean Hannity says ...

Robert Gates ought to resign, and resign now. Because if Robert Gates wants to preside over the single dumbest defense scale-down in American history that puts us on a pre-9-11 footing, I would not want that on my watch. I wouldn't accept it on my watch, and for him to be, you know, wanting this position more than standing up for what's right is frankly surprising to me, and I thought that was one of the better choices of Obama.

Sean Hannity - Defense Expert. Ha. Ha. Ha.

Funny thing is, I'm starting to gain some respect for Secretary Gates lately. (Did you know that Obama's defense budget for 2010 is higher than Bush's for 2009? It's true! It's true!)

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Sean Hannity says ...

Another clue that a conservative is speaking out of his ass ... when he uses the phrase "nanny state".

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Sean Hannity says ...

You know, I’m going to — I resent this. When you consider…all we have done just in the last century alone to save Europe from themselves. I resent this. I think it’s outrageous, the media’s ignored it. But don’t you think this is like the Dixie Chicks?

I don't get Sean's point about the Dixie Chicks. Perhaps its because I'm a big fan? (In fact, I'm a bigger fan now that I was before the controversy.)

Source - Crooks and Liars

Sean Hannity says ...

Do you think he harbors deep resentment that he just hides? Cause I believe he does ...

I'd suggest Mr. Hannity leave the head shrinking to the professionals and stick to his day job, but he's not all that great at that job either.

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Sean Hannity says ...

Hannity is, in many ways, every bit as deluded as Glenn Beck. He wants to act so knowledgeable, but really, he's just a deeply, deeply stupid man.

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Sean Hannity says ...

The director of national intelligence says Gitmo detainees will be released right here in the U.S. And guess what? Given federal assistance to start a new life. You've got to be kidding me. What's next? ... No, we actually have from the Pentagon 61 people that we released from Gitmo. Sixty-one have gone back to the battlefield. So, I'm not -- I don't even know if I necessarily have the confidence that the government is releasing people that are truly and completely innocent.

You distort. You exaggerate. You lie. You get rich doing so. Congrats Sean.

Source - Media Matters

Sean Hannity says ...

In other words, we're going to just steal their money.

Yes, those poor AIG guys. Idiot.

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Sean Hannity says ...

All right. And joining -- I don't know whether to laugh or cry -- joining us tonight is a man who has been against the AIG bailout since the very beginning, Senator John McCain.

Perhaps Hannity is confused about the meaning of "since the very beginning". Good stuff at the link.

Source - Media Matters

Sean Hannity says ...

It sounds to me like in many ways, even linguistically, we have literally, you know, surrendered (to terrorists).

I'll come clean. I hate Sean Hannity. I hate his face. I hate his voice. I hate the very air he breaths. Have you ever noticed that he's not very bright?

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Sean Hannity says ...

My attitude is that if we capture an enemy combatant in the battlefield -- or we can use Osama bin Laden -- who may have information about a pending attack. You know what, I don't have any problem taking his head sticking it underwater and scaring the living daylights out of him and making him think we're drowning him and I'm a Christian.

Jesus Christ must be awfully proud.

Source - Crooks and Liars