drsmith1072
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Hannity is a right-wing political commentator who has a show on Fox. It is not surprising nor does it cross some kind of journalistic line to have him at or even involved in an event. As noted in your article, the event was already scheduled, not something that he or Fox thought up or created. He went to an already scheduled event.
Now if you care to argue that his participation made the event larger than it would otherwise be. I would agree with you. By saying he would do his show live from there and bring some entertainer with him, I'm sure it was a bigger event than it would otherwise have been.
Not sponsorship though. Unless you just want to stretch the meaning to prove your point.
WOW, is this really the best you've got??
He advertised for weeks that he was going to be at the event, bring an entertainer and then the event itself altered their schedule to accomodate hannity's program and you are still trying to claim that foxnews, who hannity works for, didn't sponsor/promote the teaparty??
Sorry but the facts show otherwise.
Big Fucking Deal. He has a show on Fox, his idealogy is obvious to anyone who watches him. His views do not define the views of the network. How can you be so damn dense?
Again, if you have any balls, you'll answer my question. Did Glen Beck define the political views of CNN (CABLE NEWS NETWORK) whenever his show was aired on there EVERY NIGHT?????
LOL I love these lame tactics you righties have. You present spin/failed logic, dishonestly attempt to attribute that failed and flawed logic to me, then ignore it when you are called out for your dishonesty and then pop back into the thread later demanding that i answer your question that is based on your own flawed logic and try to attack me claiming that i have "no balls" if i don't answer your BS question. LOL