Recently, on FOX News, Sean Hannity said he says the Pledge of Allegiance everyday. What do u think?

Question

I wonder where he says it. I assume he has a flagpole in his yard. Does he do it right next to that? or does he do it as soon as he gets out of bed in the morning. I wonder what his wife thinks. Do you think the neighbors know?

Answer 1

It would be a full time job for someone to keep track of his lies.

Sean Hannity is the typical bully.
Journalism Credentials: None available.

According to his bios posted on Fox’s web site and his personal web site, Sean has not attended any journalism classes, has no formal training in journalism and has not been a reporter. He was a talk show host on a college radio station and he made a very successful jump to AM radio.

Indicators:

Out of Context Quotes: This is one of Sean’s most common tools of deception. By using partial quotes, or quoting words without explaining the intended message of the person quoted, Sean basically commits slander on an hour by hour basis. For those of you who do not know what this is, I will try to site some examples in the future. There is a never ending list of examples but all you have to do to witness this is watch or listen to him for 10 minutes. It is amazing, once you realize he is doing this you will be stunned at how often he uses this method of deception.
“It is incumbent on broadcasters to add background and context”
BBC Director of News, Richard Sambrook

Dismissing Facts: Whenever someone points out a fact or statistic that works against his point of view he dismisses it. He questions it’s validity regardless of the source. In other words he disregards the truth.
Attack the Messenger: This might be the most often used tactic of the right wing since Nixon used it so successfully. Sean spends a great deal of energy searching for any controversial aspect of his interviewee, or the who ever the target of the moment is, so as to discredit the messenger. In other words when he is scared of the message and he has no way of winning his argument he lashes out at the individual. Sometimes he uses this preemptively, before any interview starts, he begins by making some accusation, distracting from the topic of discussion. An example of how this is so wrong to do might be if a convicted murderer saved someone life, the fact that he had murdered in the past has no relevance to the fact that he just saved a life. The argument, as most of Sean’s arguments are, is irrelevant.To paint another picture of how wrong this to do when dealing with journalism you might think of it this way, regardless of Michael Jackson’s odd personal life you can not in any way question his musical talent. Sean would use Michael’s personal life to discredit his talent. It is wrong both technically and morally.
Cut Off and Redirect: Sean constantly stifles people for the purpose of brining up another issue or to make an accusation, usually making use of his skill at presenting out of context information.
Factual Errors Relentlessly Posed as Truth: Sean’s flagrant disregard for honesty is simply stunning. He quotes facts that are simply wrong. It would be a full time job for someone to keep track of his lies. One example might be the fact that he continually repeats the statement that Sadam gassed 1.5 million of his own people. Well Sean, wrong as usual. 1.5 million people may have died over the 10 years of war with Iran, but even the US did not sell him THAT much gas!
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Why he is dangerous:

Using his loud mouth, partial truths, and tactics (see above), he has become one of the most listened to radio hosts in America. Sadly, our less than intelligent American public has been suckered into following this Pied Piper of Pontification. much like the bad guys in professional wrestling gain a fan base.

A Message:

Hey Sean, having an audience does not mean that you have anything meaningful to say. Case in point, Jerry Springer. Your claim to fame is a big mouth. Let’s have a little verbal one on one, without commercials, we’ll see how “right” you are. The only reason for your success is due to the fact that the people you interview, no matter how right they are, just don’t have your verbal skills. You are all show, and no substance.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I think it depends on his motivations. Saying the Pledge of Allegiance might be a nice comforting thing for him to do. But is he telling everyone this just to make everyone else feel like "lesser Americans" if they don't? Is he trying to be holier than thou? If so, then he's using the Pledge of Allegiance in a very underhanded way for his own purposes and that would be a pretty scummy thing to do.

Answer 4

Why is saying the Pledge of Allegiance something to make fun of?

Answer 5

Well at least he has the right and privilage to do it!
I bet his wife likes to do it too...
Who knows where he does it, does it really matter!
I am sure his wife is prowd that he has the privalige to pledge
as he pleases under the laws of a free country the good ol USA!
I just bet he lives in a private area since he is probably rich rich rich....So I doubt the neighbors can see him or even care.....

Answer 6

I say it every morning too~While my truck is warming up,I look at my Flag in my yard,say a prayer for all Our military and Our President and then I say the Pledge of Allegiance to the UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of AMERICA, and to the republic for which it stands,One Nation Under GOD indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all!
Go Sean Go!You are a GREAT AMERICAN and thanks for all you do for Our troops!

Answer 7

I'm giggling cause I think it's true! Can you imagine Mr. Hannity in his pajamas (woody poking through) with his hand over his heart saying the pledge while his kids commit suicide in embarrassment?

Answer 8

He's obviously more patriotic than you are. I mean come on. Just like the knucklehead who bragged that every one of his cars has a flag sticker on it. S F W? All that proves is your ostentatiousness (look it up).

Hannity is just Nathan Lane in character, anyway.

Answer 9

Why do you care? That's the REAL question here.

Is he hurting anyone? Don't think so.

If this offends you, too damned bad.

I have a flagpole in my yard - so what? You making something of it?

CHI!! Good God man - what's up??

Answer 10

Doesn't surprise me a bit.
For someone whose opinions are as shallow as a 4th grader's, I don't doubt for a minute that he says the Pledge of Allegiance every day, and probably has 3 recesses every day included in his contract with Fox.
And I think he loves the little red-haired girl.