Sean Hannity is one of the few TV personalities willing to tell the truth to Americans. (His very name is an anagram of “sane.”) Naturally the liberals go after him, like in this smear job.
For those who don’t want to disgust themselves reading left-wing vomit, here’s a summary:
Mr. Hannity took time from his busy schedule to explain to Americans many of the pitfalls of Obamacare. He had genuine Americans appearing on the show attesting to the shortcomings of Obama and his so-called “Care.” A public service no one could object to, right? Oh, not for the left-wing liars:
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Stern accused the Fox News host of using “fake evidence” to “exploit people’s ignorance and falsely point to imaginary boogeymen,” deeming it all a part of the “Fox News lie machine.”
Paul Cox and his wife Michelle, for example, appeared on the show claiming that their construction business has been hit hard because of Obamacare, giving them no choice but to significantly cut employee hours. Stern noted that Obamacare has no effect on any business with less than 50 employees.
“In our brief conversation on the phone, Paul revealed that he has only four employees. Why the cutback on his workforce? “Well,” he said, “I haven’t been forced to do so, it’s just that I’ve chosen to do so. I have to deal with increased costs.” What costs? And how, I asked him, is any of it due to Obamacare? There was a long pause, after which he said he’d call me back. He never did.”
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What part of “increased costs” are you having trouble understanding, Stern? And who would want to call a flaming liberal liar like you back, anyway?
Stern’s lies go on and on; read his article if you can stomach it. I’ll give just one more example:
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Finally, I called Robbie and Tina Robison from Franklin, Tenn. Robbie is self-employed as a Christian youth motivational speaker…
They told Hannity that the replacement plans Blue Cross was offering would … contain all sorts of benefits they don’t need, like maternity care, pediatric care, prenatal care and so forth. Their kids are grown and moved out, so why should they be forced to pay extra for a health plan with superfluous features?..
Had they shopped on the exchange yet, I asked? No, Tina said, nor would they. They oppose Obamacare and want nothing to do with it. Fair enough, but they should know that I found a plan for them for, at most, $3,700 a year, 63 percent less than their current bill. It might cover things that they don’t need, but so does every insurance policy.
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Robison is a distinguished Christian pastor (as Stern himself admits with a link) and Mr. Hannity was lucky to have had him on his show.
So Stern turns nasty by finding a way for Pastor Robison to save on his insurance using Obamacare. What part of “They oppose Obamacare and want nothing to do with it” do you have trouble understanding, asshole?