Hannity: Obama WH "releasing news from CIA" to "divert the public" from "ObamaCare," "falling poll numbers," "town hall[s]"

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- by shaggles (August 26, 2009 4:29 pm ET)
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  "town hall[s]"? A diversion from a diversion?
  
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- by IRONY 101 (August 26, 2009 4:56 pm ET)
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  I swear, Ted Kennedy was euthanized to distract everyone from health care reform. ;>)
  
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  - by puppienrainbows (August 26, 2009 5:10 pm ET)
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    I wouldn't put it past Slowbama to do just that!
    
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    - by IRONY 101 (August 26, 2009 5:19 pm ET)
      
      Of course, he did it...you know how those socialist Kenyans can't be trusted. <sarcasm>
      
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    - by neon desert (August 26, 2009 5:20 pm ET)
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      That's why people consider you an imbecile.
      
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    - by bintx (August 26, 2009 5:23 pm ET)
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      You really aren't very bright, are you?
      
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    - by snoopy (August 26, 2009 5:36 pm ET)
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      And I wouldn't put it past a racist to suggest it!
      
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      - by puppienrainbows (August 26, 2009 6:23 pm ET)
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        I have to assume you are targeting irony 101. It was he who 'suggested it'. What does racism have to do with it, anyhow? You seem obsessed with race, snoopy. Irony 101 suggested the euthenasia (tongue-in-cheek, I assume) but with the DOHbama healthcare end of life policies burning up the airways, irony 101 may have something. Dems may be able to fill the vacant senate seat with another Roland Burris. Sen. Byrd is an aneurism away from Arlington so, some slippery capitol steps or a ride home with Patrick Kennedy could bring another 'fresh' up 'n coming black democrat to the senate. Who needs an election with this kind of Chicago election politics. Rahm would be proud of Irony 101's suggestion. You go, Irony!
        
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        by neon desert (August 26, 2009 7:00 pm ET)
        
        What, pray tell, are the Obama "end of life policies" that are "burning up the airwaves"?
        
        Elaborate, please. This is your big chance to show that your comment was deeper than us lefties could fathom.
        
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        by puppienrainbows (August 26, 2009 7:37 pm ET)
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        Isn't that what this is all about? I don't agree with any false rhetoric concerning healthcare and the ensuing changes, but the suggestion that Irony 101 made concerning Edward 'Ted' Kennedy and his 'euthenasia' is what spawned my comment. All of the 'confusion' and 'false statements' by Beck, et al, and the idea that Soulbama's healthcare policies include an "end of life" juncture in which counseling might just include a friendly suggestion by doctors and lawmakers that 'hey, you're old. Let it go. It'll cost an arm and a leg to keep you kickin':>), let it go!Say good bye. Hasta la vista, Teddy. Ya know, that 'end of life policy'. As for "showing you lefties my comment was too deep for you to fathom(good pun--deep-fathom--oh well)", no way that'll ever happen. Lefties are way too intelligent! Way!
        
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        by neon desert (August 27, 2009 12:15 am ET)
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        Ah, so you were "play-acting" the stereotypical over-the-top rightie?
        
        You have to cut us some slack, in that case. Your comment wasn't over-the-top enough to clue us in to your true intent, and was way too close to real rightie attitude! Way!
        
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        by mjh (August 27, 2009 1:13 am ET)
        
        "Isn't that what this is all about? I don't agree with any false rhetoric concerning healthcare and the ensuing changes, but the suggestion that Irony 101 made concerning Edward 'Ted' Kennedy and his 'euthenasia' is what spawned my comment." -- puppychasingitstail
        
        It's OK, neon.
        
        As the above statement proves, puppychasingitstail may have been playacting an over the top rightie -- but definitely WASN'T playacting being an idiot . .
        
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        by puppienrainbows (August 27, 2009 11:42 am ET)
        
        "I walk the line"
        
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- by smarshall1432997 (August 26, 2009 4:58 pm ET)
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  Poor, poor, poor Sean. Does this guy really believe his rants, or what? Just wait until the day when Sean's crazy rants become a thing of the past and see what happens to him then. Maybe Sean will cry like Glenn Beck, or say how he sees Russia from his porch, or maybe just maybe he will reveal his 'love child' to keep his audience on radio and tv. LOL
  
  Something has got to change for Sean's rants soon, because people can only hear the same song for only so long before they get "bored" and move on to the next shiny object i.e. Glenn Beck. Right-wingers' "boreness" will be a happy turning point indeed. LOL
  
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  - by bintx (August 26, 2009 5:03 pm ET)
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    No, he doesn't believe his rants, but his groupies do. That's why he's so dangerous.
    
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    - by IRONY 101 (August 26, 2009 5:09 pm ET)
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      Yea, I agree...I think the "value" most important to Sean is living the good life. Anything for a buck...
      
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- by mk3872 (August 26, 2009 4:59 pm ET)
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  Yeah, well, in the world of conservatives ALL things are done for political reasons
  
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  - by neon desert (August 26, 2009 5:18 pm ET)
    
    You mean like superimposing spattered blood over an image of Obama's face during a video montage?
    
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- by fantagor (August 26, 2009 5:03 pm ET)
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  If anything, Obama would prefer to have kept the CIA investigations OUT of the news cycle so he could continue to talk about healthcare reform. But such nuanced insight requires one to have a brain larger than that of a rabbit's dingus, which leaves Hannity out.
  
  Randy
  
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  - by bintx (August 26, 2009 5:04 pm ET)
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    I was going to say, that wold take critical thinking and Sean's groupies brains are not equipped for critical thinking.
    
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- by New Frontier (August 26, 2009 5:45 pm ET)
  
  Obama is trying to distract the public from all the bad news they hear about him on The Liberal Media. Makes perfect sense, Sean.
  
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- by voiceinwind (August 26, 2009 6:28 pm ET)
  
  What a little man.
  
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- by dave_82 (August 26, 2009 6:54 pm ET)
  
  Well it worked for Dub'ya.
  
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- by mjh (August 27, 2009 1:18 am ET)
  
  Oh -- and, about those "falling poll numbers" . . .
  
  Are you referring to THESE numbers, Sean?
  
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  - by magnolialover (August 27, 2009 8:42 am ET)
    
    They're down from where they were, but still a majority of Americans (52% average that I saw) support, or approve of Obama.
    
    Someone told me the other day you have to throw out the polling numbers from major networks, because, they're so liberal that they're in the tank for Obama. of course, ignoring how these polls are conducted as scientifically as possible and using, you know, math and statistics, and the networks really don't have any connection to the polls, other than paying for them to be conducted.
    
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