@rodamala
@Cripplecreek
Yeah, I'm not much into country music, but anything is preferable to Vannity.
As an aside, I was googling his name and the little box on the right side popped up with his personal information. It said, "Height--6 ft."
Now, my husband and I met Hannity about 13-15 years ago. He came to town for a fundraising breakfast for a local Republican candidate. My father-in-law is a business owner and he had tickets, and he took my husband and me along as his guests.
We had a pic taken with Hannity. He stood a couple of inches above me, and I'm 5'5". My husband is 6'2''; Sean didn't even approach his height.
It doesn't really matter, but six feet, my rear...
Yes. That is my experience as well. We all ebb and flow in weight a little I guess, but when I met Sean several years ago, the first thing that struck me was how small in stature he was. He is a relatively little guy. I am 6'3" 220lb and he was much shorter and smaller than I.
I don't think all of his Judo (which he talks about a little too much) would stop me from throwing him out the nearest window if I ever wanted to. Of course, that applies to quite a few people.
It is true that Hannity likes Trump the same as the entire network of MSNBC worships Obama and Hillary. I don't mind it. In America today we all know what we are getting when we turn on the "news". The so called 'news' is not now and never has been unbiased, e.g., Cronkite, Rather. That is a myth and it always has been.
I have to laugh at the anti-Fox marketing that the alphabets have done with stupid people. When I am in a public place where there is a television, it is common for the dirtiest, stupidest, person in the room to be the most vocal one in shouting about how he/she would NEVER watch Fox News! By God! their GED has given them the insight to know how EVIL and biased Fox News is! even if no one else can see it. Fox News is controlled by the same Russian groups that control Donald Trump!
This is an example of really good marketing. It reminds me of the Mensa test that used to be all over the internet. If you send some money to some undefined place on the internet, they would send you a certificate that says you are the smartest person in the country. If that is not irony, I don't know what is.
This scam is similar to the anti-Fox marketing by competitors of Fox New. They have convinced people that watching their alphabet networks makes them smarter than the people who watch Fox, which of course, is something only a stupid person would believe. So again, another example of irony. But it works, so, you have to give them that. At least they know their audience.
