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Sean Hannity, King Of Hypocrisy

I can’t tell you the number of times I have listened to Sean Hannity play some piece of tape of Al Gore or Ted Kennedy passionately talking about some issue, and then proceed to drone on and on about how they’ve “blown a gasket” or how they’re “just out of control.” Likewise, he often talks about the “hatred” that’s exhibited by liberals. So how ironic that a tape has now surfaced where Sean himself is heard “out of control” and talking about how much he hates someone?

Hannity: “….congressman’s next, this is the one negative guy. I’m going to pound him too like the other guy…”
—various voices—
Hannity: “You ought to be ashamed of yourself congressman…. jerk…”
Unknown: “Who?”
Hannity: “Jim Moran”
Unknown: “Where’s he from?”
Hannity: “I forget where he’s from… Where’s he from Finley?”
—crosstalk—
Hannity: “He wanted to talk about Medicare… Good god, what a jerk… Did you hear that? Asshole. God I hate these people you have no idea. It’s unbelievable to me.”
—edit of tape—
“How pissed was Moran? Not that I give a shit. The schm… I have always… couldn’t stand this guy.”

Hmmm… Sean… The perfect hypocrite, as always.

Posted by Aaron on Thursday, March 31st, 2005 at 6:58 pm.

9 Responses to “Sean Hannity, King Of Hypocrisy”

Hannity cursed and attacked a liberal congressman. Two words: So What. Jim Moran acted like a jerk on the show and deserved every piece of criticism Sean alledgedly made. Heck, I would have made the same comments myself. Also, who cares if Sean cursed? It was a PRIVATE conversation.

This is another example of the liberal media insane hatred towards great people like Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Laura Ingraham, etc.

These three have more talent individually than the hateful Al Franken.

Left by Travis Glover on April 2nd, 2005

Hysterical. I knew this would be the response. Do I care that Hannity called this guy an asshole and said he hated the guy? No. I could care less.

The point is that you can’t get on your high horse and play tapes of other people getting angry or passionate about something and then ridicule them endlessly, and then DO THE SAME THING YOURSELF to other people.

It’s just another in the lost list of times where Sean was just the ultimate hypocrite.

As for talent, why does Sean sound so scared these days? Perhaps it’s because he knows more than half the country is against him on this whole Schiavo issue?

Left by admin on April 2nd, 2005

Typical liberal. Always hated conservatives without a solid reason. I’m betting that most irate liberals were jumping for joy when they heard that Rush Limbaugh was human by admitting that he was addicted to painkillers and hoping that he would be in prison by an overzealous prosecutor.

As for Sean, the difference between him and people like Ted Kenndy and Al Gore is that he’s not a politican or leader of the Democratic Party. Sean didn’t made those comments in public, in Congress, or at an event or speaking event like Kennedy and Gore. Sean said those things during a PRIVATE conversation. Of course, that doesn’t prevent you liberals from using your favorite word HYPOCRITE.

Also, I’m glad that people like Sean, Rush, and Laura took on and were passionate about the Schiavo case, regardless of the polls(which were worded incorrectly by the mainstream media). He presented another side and facts that weren’t discussed by the media.

Keep up the good work Sean, Rush, and Laura.

Left by Travis Glover on April 2nd, 2005

Sean didn?t made those comments in public, in Congress, or at an event or speaking event like Kennedy and Gore. Sean said those things during a PRIVATE conversation. Of course, that doesn?t prevent you liberals from using your favorite word HYPOCRITE.

That’s odd. I distinctly recall Sean playing some PRIVATE clip of Ted Kennedy singing at a PRIVATE party. He couldn’t wait to get to it, proclaiming, “guess what we have NOW on Ted Kennedy?” Sean went on and on (and has probably even played the clip more recently than I heard). Have you heard it? Sean talked about it on and off for a few hours. Couldn’t stop playing it.

So I guess it’s OK to make fun of someone or to judge someone based on a PRIVATE conversation or a PRIVATE function, UNLESS it’s Sean Hannity who’s being judged?

Once again, Hypocrite Supreme. Perhaps we wouldn’t use the word so much if it didn’t fit so very often.

Left by admin on April 3rd, 2005

That clip of the party that Ted Kennedy sang was just for fun and entertainment. Remember ENTERTAINMENT. Sean was just having fun about Kennedy’s singing.

Sean is way more entertaining than that jerk Al Franken.

Left by Travis Glover on April 4th, 2005

Typical Hannity - he’s a republican lemming who can’t see the forest for the trees - only for $$$$ like all the other “fiscally responsible” conservatives (BTW - how much is that war in Iraq costing american taxpayers now?). The only thing funnier than Hannity’s idiocy are all those who defend him. Bunch of Nazi’s

Left by Erik C. on April 7th, 2005

This is ridiculous, who brought this up?

Left by Travis Glover Rocks on April 7th, 2005

Hey Travis. I noticed you changed your screenname. Not full of ourselves or anything, are we?

Left by admin on April 7th, 2005

What I find unbelievable is the fact that people swallow what this guy says — hook, line and sinker!
He won’t debate with anyone because if you don’t agree with what he says, he uses that elementary school-yard tactic of: “I know you are but what am I?”
You can’t listen to Limbaugh,Coulter,Hannity et.al for anything other than just sheer entertainment value.

Left by Jason Fred on April 11th, 2005

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