The New York Times Spit Shines A Softball!

The New York Times gives kookspiracy nut Sean "Softball" Hannity a glaring interview.

Okay, the New York Times is rationalizing extremism. Last week they gave a nobody from Dayton, Ohio a voice. They rationalized a neo Nazi and now they are giving a cable news host with a controverial background a voice.

The most annoying conservative agitator in the junk food media is getting a glaring profile. The unapologetic defender of Donald J. Trump is more controversial than ever.

He is one of the biggest kookspiracy nuts on television.

The New York Times gave Sean "Softball" Hannity their seal of approval.

As a voice of the angry White American, the official softball of the Trump legacy is pressuring Republicans to give up their principles to support the very definition of elitism.

In his mind, he continues to believe that Trump's inept leadership is the fault of a secret shadow government ran by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

The agitator's right wing carnival is on primetime and is the number one show in cable news. It is also facing an advertising boycott.

The screws are loose.

The softball quickly defended Roy Moore, the embattled Republican candidate who is accused of sexually abusing nine women. The softball was on radio and television trying to discredit two of the accusers.

Media Matters for America is aggressively targeting his advertisers and so far got 30 companies to pull from his show.

Great point @Mediaite https://t.co/Di6tUWkdzy

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) November 28, 2017

So @nytimes takes 100’s and 100’s of pics. Obviously they picked the best one? https://t.co/6c0yV1lupe

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) November 28, 2017

Which photo should I use for my Christmas card this year? https://t.co/ccaErWDChs pic.twitter.com/oqz4dTFzvP

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) November 28, 2017

Now you know you done fucked up!

Why is the Times giving a voice to this guy?

Hannity is propaganda. He is a textbook definition of a radicalism.

Hannity has "Hannitized" his rabid base of supporters with this "us against them" crap. His rhetoric is reckless. He could inspire a terrorist to inflict harm on Americans.