Hannity to Roy Moore: If you can't clear up your inconsistencies within 24 hours, you must drop out.
Source: Mediaite
Before closing his show on Tuesday night, Sean Hannity had a serious message for his viewers and for GOP Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.
The Fox News host began by saying the allegations made against Moore were serious and understood how victims can wait years to come forward because of the evil trauma they faced.
He then addressed his interview with the judge last Friday and expressed how unsatisfied he was when Moore said he didnt generally date young girls and without the permission of her mother and that Hannity believes that Moore was being inconsistent, pointing to his flat-out denial of knowing his latest accuser Beverly Young Nelson despite the fact he signed her yearbook decades back.
Read more: https://www.mediaite.com/tv/hannity-to-roy-moore-if-you-cant-clear-up-your-inconsistencies-within-24-hours-you-must-drop-out/
marylandblue
(12,344 posts)Roy Rolling
(6,943 posts)Hannity knows he's met his match challenging Keurig. People will abandon Hannity, they won't abandon their coffee.
kwalter66
(80 posts)Funny how he suddenly found his morality right after companies started pulling their advertising from his show.
Zambero
(8,981 posts)Time to walk back that iron clad support. Even the most blatantly partisan hack in the history of "journalism" has limit$.
Kleveland
(1,257 posts)Money over morality, (or country for that matter).
A typical RWNJ value.
iluvtennis
(19,911 posts)Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)I.
I am the Lord Thy Gawd, thy money, thou shalt have no other gawds before me.
BumRushDaShow
(130,028 posts)And we have a winner!
GP6971
(31,275 posts)Really? I could be hopeful with this, but I know better.
salin
(48,955 posts)Hannity did this during the interview - tried to give leading questions for specific answers (that he didn't quite get) - that could fit an "acceptable" narrative for far right - and perhaps some evangelical right leaning Alabama voters.
Hannity isn't saying fess up. Hannity isn't saying give a stronger defense. He is saying (through very leading questions) - here are where your answers to my earlier leading questions - ... and he specifies exactly what the "inconsistencies" the Hannity laid out... that if you (Moore) address better could give (in Hannity's mind) a path out for Moore - by taking away some cognitive dissonance that some natural Moore voters who have moved away from Moore. Hannity is shilling and giving cover as always - but the tone/and time limit is telling per desperation. Even Hannity knows that his boy is in big trouble.
That last point is the only thing to be hopeful enough (that Moore is in big trouble.)
Turbineguy
(37,415 posts)vig.
"Real Patriots" are sensitive to losing money.
groundloop
(11,535 posts)I really hope, though, that Crazy Roy stands his ground and doesn't drop out just yet though. IMO it would be the cat's meow if he dropped out just a few days before the election, and as stubborn as Crazy Roy is I can see that happening (or else his refusing to drop out at all). To be honest I'm a bit nervous about the election if he refuses to drop out, we've all seen what can go wrong when there's a totally unfit candidate that has no chance of winning.
packman
(16,296 posts)The morals of a slime covered weasel - apologies to the weasels out there
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)biggest fanboy ( yesterday)?
Fox News: We Lie, You Believe.
emmett grogan
(61 posts)Kleveland
(1,257 posts)Just to see the Repugs squirm and blab their selective moral rhetoric, and be distracted for once.
They have been trying to distract us for so long, let 'em have a taste.
It could be amusing.
Soxfan58
(3,479 posts)Of Alabama and the religious right. But I would rather see the seat go blue.
I can't say I disagree with Blue.
riversedge
(70,456 posts)Grassy Knoll
(10,118 posts)Just A Plea To Lost Revenue, Such A Sorry Fuck.
riversedge
(70,456 posts)ProfessorGAC
(65,407 posts)If I need a new roof, I might call Seanboy.
Aside from that, he's a know-nothing blowhard!
mdbl
(4,976 posts)themselves and are gullible to any manipulation by the best liar. So in that regard, he has power over them. Of course we all know it's just a money thing with Hannity. He couldn't care less personally about the morons he influences, as long as they keep his viewer numbers up.
truthisfreedom
(23,169 posts)Bwahahahahahaha!
What kind of 32 year old idiot signs a high school girls year...
Oh wait, the answers in there somewhere. He was just pre-sabotaging his career.
alphafemale
(18,497 posts)underpants
(183,039 posts)PJMcK
(22,074 posts)What a sensitive and gentle man Roy Moore must be! He compliments the young woman calling her "sweeter" and "beautiful" and wishes her "Merry Christmas." Then he signs, "Love, Roy Moore, D.A."
Who the hell uses the word "love" and then signs with the initials of his official position?! That would be like, "Honey, you're the most wonderful, gorgeous woman in the world! Love, John Q. Public, Director of Sanitation."
How disconnected is this man? Why would he use an intimate expression and then sign with his job title?
The contemporaneousness of this yearbook lends strong credence to the woman's story and weakens Moore's defense.
underpants
(183,039 posts)From the woman's account he told her that she was "a child and I'm the District Attorney. No one is going to believe you" and then pushed her out of the car onto the pavement. Maybe he included the D. A. part to keep that in her mind.
roamer65
(36,748 posts)Response to kstewart33 (Original post)
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Julian Englis
(2,309 posts)Follow the cash
Midnight Writer
(21,855 posts)pbmus
(12,422 posts)leftynyc
(26,060 posts)That Bannon said he'd put Moore in a grave if Moore was lying to him. Moore is done.
Bob Loblaw
(1,900 posts)to a candidate for a federal office. Think he'll hear from the feds?
leftynyc
(26,060 posts)or MSNBC (I tend to switch around) and it was right on the screen - those words exactly.
wolfie001
(2,314 posts)Nitram
(22,971 posts)Picked the wrong horse to back this time.
Solly Mack
(90,801 posts)This is all about the ad money.