Craziest Conservative of the Day: Sean Hannity
By Michael J.W. Stickings
Along the lines of James Inhofe, Sean Hannity gets the award today for arguing that Obama, with his Cairo speech, "decided to give 9/11 sympathizers a voice on the world stage."
Umm... what?
Steve Benen: "The point, which even someone of Hannity's limited skills could understand, was to address the persistent conspiracy theories in some parts of the region (9/11 was not a real terrorist attack, was not launched by al Qaeda, etc.). Obama was not giving "9/11 sympathizers a voice on the world stage," he was setting the record straight, characterizing terrorists as bloodthirsty monsters, and encouraging Muslims to reject outrageous lies."
Actually, I think that is beyond Hannity's (ridiculously) limited skills.
Hannity's "a sad joke," yes, and seemingly "incapable of shame," but he's also extraordinarily crazy.
Along the lines of James Inhofe, Sean Hannity gets the award today for arguing that Obama, with his Cairo speech, "decided to give 9/11 sympathizers a voice on the world stage."
Umm... what?
Steve Benen: "The point, which even someone of Hannity's limited skills could understand, was to address the persistent conspiracy theories in some parts of the region (9/11 was not a real terrorist attack, was not launched by al Qaeda, etc.). Obama was not giving "9/11 sympathizers a voice on the world stage," he was setting the record straight, characterizing terrorists as bloodthirsty monsters, and encouraging Muslims to reject outrageous lies."
Actually, I think that is beyond Hannity's (ridiculously) limited skills.
Hannity's "a sad joke," yes, and seemingly "incapable of shame," but he's also extraordinarily crazy.
Labels: 9/11, Barack Obama, Craziest Conservative of the Day, Sean Hannity
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