Sean Hannity Losing Colmes


	Sean Hannity Losing Colmes

zasel

11-25-2008 1:23 AM

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zasel says:

After 12 years of having some kind of counterbalance to his ranting, Sean Hannity will be working along when Alan Colmes leaves the program at the end of December. I never watch the program since I consider Colmes to be kinda soft and squishy when it comes to defending Liberal values, but just thinking of giving Hannity free rein for an hour every night, causes a spasm in my colon.

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