Reply #27: Hannity is still beating that dead horse

[Zambero]

He promises to do so with no letup until the election. Meanwhile, Fox News is giving minimal coverage to the Haggard flap, and hasn't even raised the question of whether it'll affect the election or not. O'Reilly touched on Haggard this evening, but also did not speculate on voter impacts. Here's a guy who is the leader of some 30,000,000 evangelical Christians who also does frequent photo ops with Bush, and it turns out he's a closeted gay basher just days before a national election. This sure throws new fat on the Foley Fire. On the other hand, Scarborough and Carlson went into much discussion on just HOW demoralized the conservative evangelical voters would be on account of this latest GOP meltdown. For starters, I'm hoping this incident finshes off Musgrave once and for all.

On the subject of Kerry, I feel a lot of compassion for him. He's been swift boated yet again, and he found himself in a very conflicting position, initially telling the slanderous wingnuts to go f*ck off this time around, but he ultimately withdrew himself from campaigning for the good of the party. What possibly pains him the most is the realization that any hopes for his being nominated for President in 2008 just evaporated. There's way too much baggage, even if there's nothing in the suitcases.