Hannity being angrily pursued by Ron Paul supporters:

Ron Paul says he would have gotten a better response from the live Fox News audience at the Republican Values debate had he been given a lot more tickets to distribute to his supporters. Booing aside, there was no denying the results of the Fox News post-debate text poll, which gave Ron Paul a clear win with 38% of the vote, with Hannity's own pick, Giuliani, coming in third with 12% of the Fox viewer vote.

"They're stacking the deck! ...He did not win this debate!"

Like the last time Faux News held a Republican debate, virtually the same thing happened, Ron Paul walked away with it. Hannity claimed that Paul supporters were "redialing by the second". That theory was proven incorrect, as you will see in a short video below.

First, though, Hannity and Colmes with Ron Paul as the votes roll in:


Did Paul supporters call over and over again?



You decide!

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Hannity Outsmarted by a Ron Paul Supporter

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Apparently Obama's Church is too black

Sean Hannity isn't getting "Sicko Fever" like the rest of us. He's pro-HMO, and to be fair and balanced, I'm posting his take on the film below. He keeps reminding himself over and over that the "United States Health Care System is the Best in the World!!!" and maybe it is to a millionaire like Sean Hannity, but most of us don't have to look outside of our own families for a tale of malfeasance and injustice when dealing with the insurance companies, drug companies, and medical industry in America. He cries, "In England, 50,000 operations a year are cancelled!" That's probably the same amount of operations the HMOs deny their customers here in the US in a single month.

In this movie you will see people in Canada, England, and France enthuse about the health care they receive, free of charge, as they marvel about the inhumane way American hospitals let children die rather than treating them when they are "out of network". How hospitals will literaly dump patients on Skid Row from taxicabs when their insurance runs out. The systematic way insurance companies routinely deny care to patients as a matter of course, and how doctors who deny surgeries and other treatments are rewarded on how much care they can deny.

Hannity may grouse about the facts that Michael Moore leaves out, but the facts that he puts in are undeniable and indisputable. Only a soulless, heartless, right-wing corporate hack could claim that the United States has the best health care system in the world after seeing this movie, or just looking at the facts. Most of us don't even need to see the movie and look at the facts to know that our health care system is in a state of crisis. The National Nurses Organizing Committee will be out at the theaters rallying people to make a change. The nurses who care for the sick across America know, but somehow Sean Hannity isn't getting it.

I could have provided more criticism about this film than Hannity, were I a right-wing pundit, but I won't. You know why? Because in 2005, when the rest of the world was being horrified about Bush's reaction to Hurricane Katrina, my cousin Jimmy was packing his bags to go to M. D. Anderson's cancer center in Houston, to get the surgery that his doctor told him was "the only chance to save your life." Lo and behold the insurance company called him up and told him to forget it, they weren't going to pay for the surgery. You can guess how the rest of the story goes :(

Take everyone you know to see this movie. I read a review the other day that said something to this effect: "Dear Insurance Company CEOs and Hillary Clinton, you have exactly two weeks left of your normal life." How long has it been since a person was tarred and feathered in this country? Hopefully you'll see it happen this summer, in one form or another.

In Hannity's America it's always the mid-1990s. Even in his mid-nineties frame of mind, though, Sean Hannity still finds himself unable to enjoy the peace, prosperity, and happiness that many of us enjoyed during that those years; his obsession with Bill Clinton's penis is just too strong. Here in the 21st Century, just like in the 90s, Sean Hannity and his right-wing ilk are convinced that there can be no matter in world affairs more pressing than where Slick Willie may or may not have put said penis, even decades ago.

I avoided "Hannity's Amerika" for a long time, knowing that there could be nothing in such a place for me. The bliss of ignoring such drivel, though, was shattered last weekend, when circumstance forced me to listen not only to an hour of Sean Hannity driving home the modern relevancy of the Clinton scandals, but also the "funny" satirical news program that followed on Fox. Funny in the perverted sense, I mean; this would-be rival to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and SNL's Weekend Update had its little right-wing audience all a-titter by making sport of people on death row, immigrants, etc. The important thing to note is that this fake news show, appalling and unfunny as it was, was far more relevant in today's world than Hannity's Amerikkka.

Listen up, all you out there in Hannity's "America", Ret. General Richard Sanchez is saying that the best the United States can now hope for now in the Iraq war is "a stalemate — if you will — not a stalemate, but at least stave off defeat." The real America has spent almost $300 billion and cut an end to the lives of 3,500 of our finest and bravest for a fiasco that those of us who reside in the real world know should never have happened in the first place. We have a cancer epidemic in the real America, at a time when the Bush Administration feels justified in cutting funds for cancer research. Our children are being drugged into submission. Crime is on the rise, and law enforcement attributes this to cuts in federal funding. Oh, and by the way, the Carlyle Group, the company that promises to bring George W. Bush a personal fortune from the "War on Terror", is now making a mint getting farmers to use human waste instead of animal waste as fertilizer, yes, they are feeding us our own shit. Naturally they are also selling human waste, aka "biosolids", to municipalities all over the country to be sprayed on the grasses of the parks where our children play. Ain't that America?

Why on earth does Sean Hannity go to the trouble of creating a new "America", "Hannity's America", when he can take so much credit for the America that the rest of us are stuck living in?

The very moral and very Christian Sean Hannity...

I suppose Jesus hung out with whores, maybe Sean was ministering to them?

Nah!!!

I hadn't planned on thinking about Sean Hannity for as long as I could avoid it, but I'm pretty sure I just heard his voice in the background saying, as the "last word" (cutting off whatever sensible point Alan Colmes was making), "Well the world is certainly better off without Saddam Hussein."

I'm going to disagree with him here, because there are hundreds of thousands of greiving people, maimed people, traumatized people, terrorized people, and just general misery to point to the fact that the world is a not a better place since Saddam was removed from power, and then, life.

I get that a lot from the Iraq blogs I follow. Iraqis that went along with it all, at first optimistically, now long for the "good old days". Thousands and thousands and thousands of American and Coalition children go to bed crying for mommies and daddies who either may not or won't ever return. How many children suffering in Iraq, how many elderly people suffering and grieving all over the face of the earth, all because Sean Hannity and his ilk played upon everybody's fears and beat the war drum to kiss the asses of war profiteers like Bush and Cheney in the face of WMD "intelligence" that smart people knew all along was flawed and bogus?

You played a big part in this, Sean, you, personally. You can claim this war as your own, right along with the aforementioned warmongers. Just because it's been good for your pocketbook doesn't mean it's been good for the world. :(

So what does Sean have against Pelosi?

Besides being a woman and a Democrat, well read on...

HANNITY: But first, the clock is ticking. The San Francisco Speaker Nancy Pelosi took office today as Democrats started pushing their agenda without Republicans being allowed to voice their dissent. Now, among the things that Pelosi is trying to push through is a PAYGO legislation that would force Congress to adopt budget cuts or, you guessed it, tax increases to cover any new spending.

And there's a raise of the federal minimum wage which, of course, would threaten business and business owners across the country. And she wants to expand federal funding of stem cell research, in a clear bow to the Michael J. Fox wing of her party.

OH GOD!!!

Hide the Children, Speaker Pelosi is Bowing to the "Michael J. Fox" wing of the party. I'm not exactly sure what he means by that. Is Pelosi bowing to the wing of the Democratic party that wants to heal disabled people or those with terminal illnesses?

The Bitch.

I cannot believe the PAYGO system, can you imagine a Speaker of the house who is against wild spending and for a realistic way of keeping our tax dollars from being wasted and don't even get me started on the minimum wage.

Hey Poor people, why don't you get a job...or three! You should be be thanking the Republicans who have kept the federal minimum wage at the level it's at currently for almost a decade. So what if the cost of living has gone up since then? So what if two working full time adults living in the same home are under the poverty level. You've got boot straps, you need to pull yourselves up by them! That's why they were made.

That San Francisco Liberal Nancy Pelosi is dangerous!

(End sarcasm)

After watching the clip I think my IQ dropped 20 points.

So responsible spending, funding research to fight devastating illnesses, and a pay raise for the hardest working people in America is all of a sudden a bad thing?

Since when were "Conservatives" like Sean against Fiscal responsibility?

How Soviet is Sean Hannity?



He actually has an "enemy of the state" segment on his new propaganda show on Fox News.

The guy is a sycophant.