Hannity Radio Show, Ron Paul Supporters Calling In

[kylejack]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cch-yKaTyW4

 

[Scribbler de Stebbing]

Repeat Monday, 3 pm Eastern, 2 pm Central time. Hannity's call-in # is 800.941.7326

Don't mention Ron Paul to the screener or you won't get through. Say you want to talk about Giuliani or amnesty or whatever it is they're talking about. Then you do have to say something about what you said you were going to talk about so they won't say you scammed the screener. Then tie it to Ron Paul.

 

[Melchior]

Sean Hannity was actually pretty funny with that bit about RFID chips.

I think he at least thought he was civil, by saying he isn't opposed to cutting off or ignoring Ron Paul, and that he simply disagreed. Still, why wouldn't he want to debate with one of us for more than five seconds?

Notice how he started cutting people off randomly, they probably have a delay.

Also, notice how he mentioned "left-wing" blogs orchestrating Ron Paul's votes, that pretty much gave away how he thinks about all this. Sean Hannity is too partisan, like everyone else he takes for granted the division among conservatives and capitalists. Does anyone here consider themselves left-wing?

 

[qednick]

Certainly not me - I thought that was funny. In other words, to every neo-con, everyone else is "left-wing" and to every neo-lib, everyone else is right wing. Funny.

 

[billv]

I love it,

Caller: Sean, the 9/11 report and the CIA said that...
Sean: Sure, you can believe whatever conspiracy theory you want, now get off my show.

 

[literatim]

Someone needs to bring up the fact that no one has attacked New Zealand or Switzerland yet. Someone should also tell where in the 9/11 Reports the information is at.

 

[Melchior]

Certainly not me - I thought that was funny. In other words, to every neo-con, everyone else is "left-wing" and to every neo-lib, everyone else is right wing. Funny.

Thing is we are more capitalist than any neocon. I don't think you can be any more pro-free market than abolishing the income tax and returning to the gold standard.