Thread: Hannity - Is going after McCain and Huckabee

Hannity - Is going after McCain and Huckabee. Say's his boss as been receiving calls about him announcing that he's voting for Romney and that they have been trying to pressure him.

http://www.760kfmb.com/

Listening now. Santorum will be on later.

Sean also mentioned how Huckabee is on shows saying Romney hasn't reached "political puberty" in some areas, (in other words, more Huckabee attacks & lies). Huckabee is just in the race to hurt Romney; Huckabee can't win the nomination.

Also, Sean just played a very misleading tv ad from John McCain where McCain says he was a "foot soldier in the Reagan revolution," which is false. Sean went over again the reasons why McCain is NOT a conservative.

Caller: Huckabee is just trying to siphon votes from Romney; Huckabee is a "Ross Perot spoiler." Huckabee distorting Romney's record for his own political expediency.

Hannity stunned that Huckabee is attacking Romney and himself, and not McCain.

Even when Huckabee is asked about McCain, he (Huckabee) attacks Romney. Huckabee splitting the conservative vote helps McCain.

Hannity has given lots of airtime, free media to Huckabee.

Hannity is suspicious (of what Huckabee is doing).

Apparently, Huckabee has a fundraising letter where he is critical of Hannity, and is using Hannity in this way to raise $.

McCain will be running his phony ad (he is a "real conservative" and a "foot soldier in the Reagan revolution") in 20 states up to Super Tuesday.

Hannity reading The Hill story that shows how McCain almost switched to the Democratic Party a few years ago. Ted Kennedy was one of the Senators who wanted McCain to switch parties!

Hannity just said (in the context of all the McCain business) "fewer people including myself identify themselves as Republican."

He demands accountability.

It's clear, Hannity is not drinking the GOP party kool aid; he is a conservative first and foremost.

Hooray for the guy who called to say that Huckabee is diluting the conservative vote and needs to step aside.

I've been sending this column in my email to my conservative friends:

http://www.reagan.com/column.cfm?id=52

This is just the beginning of the article:

John McCain Hates Me
By Michael Reagan January 31, 2008

Until last night, when I watched the Republican debate, I had no idea how much John McCain dislikes me and just about everybody else but Rudy Giuliani, who if you believe The New York Times is a pretty good hater himself.

As I watched McCain and Governor Romney go at it during the debate at the Reagan Library I was struck by the huge gap that separates McCain -- whose contempt for his fellow humans is patently obvious -- and my dad, Ronald Reagan, who had nothing but the deepest affection and respect for the American people.

I'm sending it to my address book of conservatives and I know they will pass it along.

Originally Posted by Populist

Hannity just said (in the context of all the McCain business) "fewer people including myself identify themselves as Republican."

He demands accountability.

It's clear, Hannity is not drinking the GOP party kool aid; he is a conservative first and foremost.

Sean IS still drinking the GOP kool aid. He still stands by President Jorge Bush.

Hannity has criticized and disagreed with Bush quite publicly regarding specific important issues such as the Dubai ports, the amnesty bill, spending etc., so in this important sense, he is not drinking the kool aid.