A scheduled appearance here Saturday by a big-name conservative talk-show host has raised more than a few eyebrows.
Sean Hannity, co-host of the Fox News “Hannity and Colmes” political talk show, will appear at a fund-raising breakfast with U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, who is seeking re-election.
Said G. Terry Madonna, a Pennsylvania political analyst, “The talk shows are part entertainment, part politics.”
That’s clearly the case with Hannity.
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Needling the defiant
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Readers' Forum 5-25 | Area matchless in heritage of service
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