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Hannity Still Making Bogus, Unsubstantiated Racial Attacks On Keith Ellison

Posted by Ellen -7835.60pc on March 01, 2013 · Flag

Sean Hannity’s widdle feewings must really have been smarting ever since Rep. Keith Ellison smacked him down as a yellow journalist the other night. So once again, Hannity got "revenge" by, essentially, proving Ellison right. You may recall that last night, Hannity “asked” if Ellison was the black equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan. Tonight, Hannity “wondered” if Ellison was a secret racist who hid his true feelings in order to get elected. Ironically, the very criteria Hannity used for his accusations – Ellison’s past associations - are far more damning of his own bigotry. Unlike Ellison, Hannity has never renounced any of the many bigots he has palled around with and in some cases still does.  

Once again, Hannity had no – zilch, zip, nada – evidence that Ellison actually shares the beliefs of the “racist, anti-Semitic radicals” that he was associated with decades ago. All Hannity had were clips of the “vile human being,” i.e. Khalid Abdul Muhammad with whom, Hannity revealed excitedly, Ellison “shared a stage on at least one occasion.”

Well, if sharing a stage means an endorsement, then Hannity has some ‘splaining to do about why he has shared his radio airwaves with white supremacist Hal Turner, why he keeps sharing his television show with “Thank God for slavery” Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson and why he spent half a show conducting a three-part, lapdog interview with Mel Gibson. Or maybe Hannity could explain why he repeatedly hosted birthers Donald Trump and Jerome Corsi and, at the same time, insisted he (Hannity) is not a birther. I mean, if sharing a stage equals endorsement, then there’s no way Hannity could not be a birther, right?

As I wrote last night, even if you didn’t know that Ellison publicly renounced his association with Muhammad and Hannity’s other uber black boogeyman, Louis Farrakhan, in 2006 (whereas I have yet to see a single apology from Hannity over his past associations) the telltale sign that this was a bogus attack was that there was no Fox News reporter to present any kind of information to support the picture Hannity was was trying to paint of Ellison. Nor did Hannity present a single person who witnessed – much less suffered from – any of the radical, racist or anti-Semitic views Ellison is accused of harboring.

Instead, Hannity brought out two more of his regular African-American designated black attackers, Niger Innis and David Webb.

Webb, apparently unaware of the kinds of bigots Hannity has palled around with, said: “It’s as simple as what our parents taught us, Sean. Who you associate with is who you are and he made choices.”

However, just as he did last night, Hannity prodded his guests to make explicitly racial attacks:

…Do you think that scrutiny has been withheld from (Ellison) in this case? In other words, would anyone else be able to have had these associations and gotten a pass?

Innis took the bait. He characterized Farrakhan and Muhammad as “racial pyromaniacs” and added, “(U)nfortunately, it is the Keith Ellisons, the Congressional Black Caucus, most of them, that apologize for these types.”

Hannity pressed further:

Do you think he is hiding the radical beliefs so he is more electable? Do you think he still believes these things (nice sleight of hand there because Hannity never provided any indication that Ellison ever believed them to begin with) because obviously, one time, if he’s hanging out with these radicals, he must share their views. …How do we know?

Well, we might know by Ellison’s actions. He was elected to Congress in 2006. If he’s such a secret black radical that there’s nothing in his record by now, Ellison is either really, really good at keeping the secret… or he’s just a regular guy.

Meanwhile, Webb and Innis got busy playing the race card against Ellison – with Hannity’s full approval.

Webb said African Americans like Ellison “push these race pimps… push the race narrative, because it’s about power and control. They want to keep it. They want blacks in line.”

“That’s right,” Innis agreed. He later said, “These black politicians give the black community bread and circus also known (as) racism.”

Hannit’s final question was, “Do you think there would be any Republican …that in the 1990’s was hanging out with radical, anti-Semitic racists like Farrakhan and Khalid, that they could ever have a chance at being elected?”

I don't know about getting elected but I know for sure such a person could get a prime time show on Fox News.

Video below via Mediaite.

Hannity Continues Tearing Into Keith Ellison: People Deserve To Know If He's Been 'Palling Around' With Radicals

For the third night in a row, Sean Hannity devoted a segment of his show to attacking Democratic congressman Keith Ellison following his Tuesday appearance on Hannity's program. Hannity defended his association of Ellison, the sole Muslim member of Congress, with radicals like Louis Farrakahn, and he and his panelists agreed that anyone else with these associations could not get away with remaining in Congress.


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Hulk commented 2014-11-21 14:54:15 -0500 · Flag
Such a low-life, 90 IQ-wanna be relevant turd. The fact this disgusting slime-ball has his own network program and lame fan club is probably living proof that you don’t have to be smart, or educated, or intelligent by any stretch of the imagination to make it in this country. You just have to find your niche.

This piglet has learned that be a sarcastic, snarky, anti-American, seditious pig can satisfy the hatred that exists in this country and suck the attention for his own profit. Palin learned the same lesson. No real talent or smarts; just discovered how to transfer hatred and jealousy into profit.
Richard Santalone commented 2013-03-02 10:42:29 -0500 · Flag
@average American Patriot Thanks AAP. Believe it or not, from 1977-1981 I also attended a private Catholic high school on Long Island just like KKKlannity (if my memory serves me correctly, from 1976-1980 KKKlannity attended St. Pius X Prepatory Seminary in Uniondale which closed in the summer of 1984, did he not?). Just FYI, I learned this VERY INDISPENSABLE LESSON from one of my wrestling coaches in high school:

“GOD GAVE YOU TWO MIDDLE FINGERS — USE THEM!”

;^)
Joseph Rosenfeld commented 2013-03-02 10:39:38 -0500 · Flag
That’s why Hannity will spring surprises and not allow prepared intelligent guests on his radio show. He’s kept me on hold for hours, when I used to lie in wait on issues like this, prepared to refuse to answer questions on his grounds, ready to point out all his foibles. He generally wants to have liberals who are democrats (I am a liberal who is not a democrat) and those who sound out of their mind with emotion.

I’d love a chance to debate him in a fair setting. Hannity is a hypocrite, a bully, and a phony, and it’s easy to prove.
truman commented 2013-03-02 09:38:01 -0500 · Flag
Do you have black skin? And are you willing to spew out the most vile racist lies and smears against liberal black politicians? If so, call 1-800-KKKlannity. You too can be a guest on Fux Noise.
doors17 commented 2013-03-02 09:10:28 -0500 · Flag
I’m not buying any of this act. Sean loves this. With his recent declining ratings it’s an opportunity for him to get attention and boost his ratings, even if it’s just temporary. He knows this will have a shelf life of about a week, and he’ll continue to milk it for all it’s worth until the ratings cow goes dry.
Richard Santalone commented 2013-03-02 08:28:53 -0500 · Flag
@average American Patriot Actually AAP, I don’t think Sean KKKlannity has any hemorrhoids — after all he IS a PERFECT A**HOLE, is he not?

;^)
Antoinette commented 2013-03-02 03:57:34 -0500 · Flag
High End Hannocchio suffers from severe low self-esteem. He is a thin skin man who can’t take criticism. It’s not new. He had this problem since his youth.

We knew Hannocchio would target Rep. Ellison with false accusations. Hannocchio has a long history of grudges against individuals who challenge him.

The Stop Hannity Express says Rep. Ellison can easily stop Hannocchio by revealing his past friendship with neo-Nazi Hal Turner, business association with convicted felon Robert A. Stanford, and Ollie North, and friendship with convicted felon Bernie Kerik. Ellison can go for the gold and talk about Hannocchio’s unusual obsession with homosexuality that dates back to his youth, or the IRS. Hannocchio has a closet full of hidden secrets.

The masses should contact every Republican lawmaker and ask them why Hannocchio refuses to register with their party, and explain his contempt against the Republican Party. Their answers should be interesting.

NOTE TO HANNITY

You are a big, whining baby.
Aria Prescott commented 2013-03-02 01:23:35 -0500 · Flag
“If you are pained by external things, it is not they that disturb you, but your own judgment of them. And it is in your power to wipe out that judgment now.”

-Marcus Aurelius.

Hannity should think about it.
NewsHounds posted about Hannity Still Making Bogus, Unsubstantiated Racial Attacks On Keith Ellison on NewsHounds' Facebook page 2013-03-02 01:00:49 -0500
Funny how, despite six years in office, Hannity can't seem to find a single radical, racist or anti-Semitic action by Ellison.








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