Ignoring his own false attacks and smears, Hannity compares Jennings controversy to Mark Foley scandal

Mark Foley was sexually inappropriate to underage pages. Kevin Jennings gave advice to a student who was, at the time, of legal consent. How are these two things even slightly related?

Regular media has a news cycle of about 24 hours.Any subject that has any thing to do with a sh-t hole gets extended coverage on republican party media.They will cover it for months just to stick there nose in to get a sniff.Hannity is republican party media's lead sh-t hole sniffer.

"Foley resigned from Congress on September 29, 2006, after allegations surfaced that he had sent suggestive emails and sexually explicit instant messages[1] to teenaged males who had formerly served and were at that time serving as Congressional pages."

There's also a criminal investigation.

Comparing him to foley? That is totally inappropriate now - even for hannity, that is rapidly becoming out of line.

I just posted in another thread about whether if the guy (or rather the kid) in question were to actually show up on Sean's little puke fest of a show if it would make any difference in this dumb asses little theory floating around in his moronic brain??

Sean better be careful... or he might end up in a white padded room before even Glenn does??

Foley, a middle age man Congressman, was actually hitting on teenage boys. Jennings, as a 24 year old teacher, didn't know what to do when a student confided in him his homosexuality. Somehow I fail to see the equivalence of the two.

Well, they were both scandals, one involving a representative, one involving an adviser to the President. One a Democrat, one a Republican. Both involved teenage boys.

However, in one story, a teenage boy of legal age to consent sought the advice of a future Presidential advisor over a relationship he had with someone else.

In the other story, a Republican representative was using the government e-mail system to pursue teenage boys not of legal age with whom he had worked.

Sean, I think trying to call these stories equivalent is another one of those 'simplistic analyses' you were accusing Mr. Moore of.