Sean Hannity: “I’m not a Republican”
Hannity on his political affiliation, and other highlights from the Fox New host's interview with PlayboyBY JILLIAN RAYFIELD
In a wide-ranging interview with Playboy, Fox News host Sean Hannity contended early on that he’s a “registered Conservative” and ”not a Republican, though people often mistake me for one.” The interview continued on to cover everything from Mitt Romney to climate change to pot decriminalization. Here are the highlights:
On Obama’s “fear-mongering”:
The Republicans have no message discipline. Obama has incredible message discipline. His message right now is “Republicans want to poison the air and water. Republicans want kids with autism and Down syndrome and the elderly to fend for themselves.” He’s brilliant at fear-mongering, at demagoguery. He is always on the attack, always politicizing everything. Meanwhile, he keeps spending and borrowing us into a trillion dollars in debt.
On whether a Mitt Romney presidency would have ushered in a “golden age”:
No, but I think you would have had somebody with the experience and the background and, frankly, not as driven by ideology as this president is. Obama’s an ideologue. Now, this being Playboy, you probably won’t agree with me on this, but I think the president is pretty radical in his views.
On decriminalizing pot:
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Ahhhh, Shiver Me Timbers!
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For our values, we have been derided as “pirates”. For our hope that every person may be free to access all of human knowledge, we have been called “pirates”. For our belief that one need not ask permission to participate in governance, industry, culture, and other aspects of society, we have been called “pirates”. For our insistence that citizens should not be surveilled and distrusted as if they are criminals, we have been called “pirates”. For our rejection of authority and profit-seeking when it does not serve the common good of all people, we have been called “pirates”.
You could be right! Hoist the Mainsail! 
We'll hav'em walkin' the plank, fur sure. 
He's quite a character.
I had never heard of the Pirate party. Who leads it, Captain Hook?
I think several of the whores at Faux opinion channel claim this. 
