The reasons to hate Sean Hannity are as limitless as they are for O'Reilly, and amazingly, they're different!
But here's one example that says it all:
Hannity has a panel discussion everyday on his Fox show, and yesterday he had on the previously unknown filthiest liberal ever…
Tony Danza
You read that right… the filthiest of the filthy!
"But Sean, about government healthcare… you always assume the worst – that they'll automatically screw it up."
That's by no means an exact quote, but it indicates the midget mentality of this guy Danza.
Today on the panel, Hannity has a Fox business broad (in lieu of what I want to call her), Rebecca Hagelin, and what's the first thing she says? It was about the mortgage crisis, and it was, "But Sean, you have to remember that this started under Republicans."
I'm sorry to report that as far as I know, she's still living.
But my point is that Hannity lets these glacier-sized pieces of scum get away with saying these things. I said to my wife, "Can you imagine Rush Limbaugh entertaining such garbage?"
Her: NOOOO!
Me: Or Savage?
Her: Oh my GOD!
And that's why I wish someone would start a conservative news channel to rival MSNBC.
The Naked Conservative 
I don't like Hannity because he has very little backbone. He never goes for the throat on any issue. And I am so tired of hearing, "Thank you, my friend," and "You're a great American," "No, you're a great American," "No, really, you're a great American."We're all great Americans, can we actually talk about something now?By the way, Ted, you're a great American.
No really, I think you are both great Americans!What I don't like about Hannaby is his "WILL YOU ANSWER THE FREAKING QUESTION?" rants. Where's the remote?
Harmony,
That's exactly what I picked up on when I read your first post – that it's more important to attack than to wait until every T is crossed and I dotted. That's the way I am, and 99.9% of conservatives are like Hannity or worse – except when it comes to attacking me! Which reminds me, have you met Timothy?
Darcy,
I don't listen to Hannity, I just catch him when there's nothing else on at seven o'clock, and I really get crazy when he does what he did the other night – refer to Alan Colmes as his friend.
And I was just thinking, I like this "You're a great American" line coming from Harmony and you. it seems to carry a different meaning than if Hannity said it… almost as if I was one!
Ha! My mother loves Hannity except she calls him "Hannaby" so I do too.
So that wasn't a typo! Hannity means well, but he's miserably weak
No not a typo. We tease her all the time but she won't change. He's Hannaby, today, tomorrow and forever. And yes, Ted, you are a great American!
Those, in a nutshell, are the same reasons I dislike Hannity. Traitors (liberals) do Not "Great Americans" make and I don';t believe that truth needs to be gold-plated and "balanced" with lies and distortions.
Ted, Is there anyone (besides Rush and possibly your wife) that you DON'T hate?
But you're a great American.
LOL. yes, there are, but I would agree that there are very few. I'm sure that even some people I like online, I wouldn't if I knew them in real life. I as put on the wrong planet, and I didn't get to choose. So if there's an afterlife, my parents got trouble.
I hope I am in your column of "indifferent" people.
Jordan, I was concerned that someone might take my words personally, and I don't want to make this an individual thing, I was speaking generally. After I posted, I got to thinking about Lexann's comment, and I realized that twenty years ago, I could have named a bunch of prominent people I liked – Reagan, Rush, even people in show business. Not today. There are people I respect, but I don't know them enough to like them
But my experience with Vox is that there are more people here I like than in all the other services I've been on combined.
Am I to presume that by 'indifferent," you mean those I can tolerate, but can also take or leave? If so, I don't react that way. With me, it's all black and white. I either like someone or I don't, and when I don't, they know it. That doesn't mean it's permanent though.
Yeah.Tolerate. I have gone through enough "love-hate" relationships to last me a lifetime.My sentiments too about Vox having a bigger number of people whom remain pleasant even when disagreements arise.
I either like someone or I don't, and when I don't, they know it. That doesn't mean it's permanent though.
Except Timothy…cause he's a great American.
Timothy is one of the bigger weasels I've come across, and that's saying something. I'm sure he has no trouble justifyinig his actions with his Christianity, and that's one reason why some people feel hostility toward Christians. he gives them a bad name.
I don't know how muuch you know about the situation, but Timothy is the single-most despicable character I've met here.