. . . may be the most naive and dishonest personality on the radio. (His manipulation of the nurses in the Terry Schiavo case was jaw dropping.)
But for the purpose of self-inflicting pain, I normally keep his radio show on in the background during the late afternoon.
A second ago he plugged some "Freedom Concert" by telling us that Lee Greenwood would be there (he couldn't possibly sing "I'm Proud To Be . . ." could he?) as well as, get this, Tony Orlando who will sing "Tie A Yellow Ribbon."
This man is cutting edge . . . if it were 1975.
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7.06.2006
Sean Hannity . . .
. . . may be the most naive and dishonest personality on the radio. (His manipulation of the nurses in the Terry Schiavo case was jaw dropping.)
But for the purpose of self-inflicting pain, I normally keep his radio show on in the background during the late afternoon.
A second ago he plugged some "Freedom Concert" by telling us that Lee Greenwood would be there (he couldn't possibly sing "I'm Proud To Be . . ." could he?) as well as, get this, Tony Orlando who will sing "Tie A Yellow Ribbon."
This man is cutting edge . . . if it were 1975.