First, should this go in the books forum? I have a feeling it will get more hits here..

Second, anyone have the book? Is it any good? I have been thinking about getting it..I like Sean Hannity (from Fox News Hannity and Colmes). I like his show, his raido show. I like him almost as much as Bill O'Reily (whoms 2 books I already have).

So enough babbling, has anyone gotten the book?

<font color="#cc3399">I like Hannity for the most part tho he can be a bit too rigid on some issues for my taste [img]smile.gif[/img] The book is supposed to be excellent</font>

i've heard nothing but good things about it.go for it.i'll be getting it one of these days.

I guess it all depends on whether you're a conservative or liberal, if the book is good or not. At least that's what I gather from the reviews I've seen. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Mark

The whole conservative/liberal thing is just flat out nonsense put out by media opportunists with political agendas and a desire to fatten their ratings and wallets. The war on terrorism concerns me much more than this so called war on liberalism. That this guy wants to breed conflict among Americans where there really should be none when there are people out there plotting to kill us as we speak is absolutely disgusting. What makes it worse is he broadcasts out of New York. Apparently the 16 acre crater right down the street from 770WABC's studio isn't enough of a reminder for him. I had hoped the good that would come out of 911 would be that the horror of it would bring people together, but sadly I was wrong. All you need to know about this Hannity schmuck is that the afternoon of 911 he was already on bashing the liberals and Clinton and blaming them for everything. He couldn't give a cr*p about the people lying in that rubble. He was only interested in using the tradgedy to push his own political agenda.

[ 09-26-2002, 10:12 PM: Message edited by: Lharae ]

Apparently you havent read the book ;)

You really have a pretty messed up look on it. But I wont bother to explain as it wont solve much.

Iron_Ranger,
I just got "Let freedom Ring" for my birthday, and I've read the first chapter so far. I've found nothing that has been presented as facts to be factualy wrong. The problem is that conclusions Mr Hannity comes to based on the facts he states, are missrepresented as statments of facts, by his distractors. Instead of argueing the facts, or even the logic on how the conclusions where reached, they give in to name calling, or claims of closemindness, backed by feelings not facts. Feelings are fine, and if you are truly open minded about feelings, then they must also accept the feelings of Mr Hannity as being JUST as Valid as their own. After all feelings are feelings, and Mr Hannity is as intitled to his feelings as they are. In my, 41 years of life on this rock, that kind of honesty is rare.

Lharae, Don't give up you day job, you're not that good at mind reading. How do you know how Mr Hannity felt? Have you asked Him? Show any of us where what he has writen was factualy incorrect, not opinions, but facts.

Everybody has an agenda one way or another, Thanks for one of the best indorsements to read the book. Since Mr. Hannity is not to be believed because he has an agenda, then your opinion, on his book, is also not to be believed, since you have an agenda.

Wise words John D.

Lemme see if I can find a review that a certain friend forwarded me...Hmm...Ah nevermind cant find it.

Indeed it was Djinn. [img]smile.gif[/img]