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February 02, 2012Romney On "Poor" Comment: "I Misspoke"
“I misspoke. I wish I wouldn't have said it that way. I made the same thought part of my speeches over the last year or two which is that I'm really concerned about middle income Americans. I want to help middle income Americans. I want to get people out of poverty, into the middle income category," Mitt Romney told Sean Hannity tonight.
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Ann Coulter To Mitt Romney: "You Owe Me"
“Did I tell you I met him at a fundraiser?” Ann Coulter said to Sean Hannity on his nationally syndicated radio program. “I went up to him. I was about to leave. But I said — I just wanted to go up to him and tell him, ‘You owe me and you better be as right-wing a president as I’m telling everybody you’re going to be.’”
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| Hannity - Thursday February 2nd, 2012 | Send to a Friend
Farah: Rubio Ineligible To Be Vice President, Not A Natural-Born Citizen
On a special edition of "Hannity" tonight on the FOX News Channel, a panel consisting of Joseph Farah, Bob Beckel and commentator Gretchen Hamel discussed who would be a potential VP candidate on the Republican ticket.
The panel thought Florida Senator Marco Rubio would be the appropriate choice. However, Joseph Farah of World Net Daily disagreed.
"Rubio's not eligible," Farah said.
"What do you mean?" host Sean Hannity asked.
"You're going to lose 10% of the Republican vote because he is not a natural born citizen. We've be through this with Obama now for four years," Farah explained.
"I don't believe that. I don't think that's going to work," Hannity said. Send to a Friend | Permalink
| Hannity - Tuesday January 31st, 2012 | Send to a Friend
Gingrich: Nominating A Moderate Won't Work In Order To Beat Obama
"The thing that is striking to me is there is a vibrant conservative movement in this country that really wants a conservative nominee and that really believes that nominating a moderate -- we did it in 1996, it failed and we did it in 2008 and it failed. A lot of folks mean nominating a moderate will not work if you are trying to beat Barack Obama," Newt Gingrich said on "Hannity" on Monday. Send to a Friend | Permalink
Palin: "We Need A Big Dog Who Will Bite When They Rattle Our Cage"
"Yeah, I'd keep the process going," Sarah Palin said on "Hannity" tonight when asked if she would vote for Newt Gingrich in Florida.
The former Governor of Alaska and Republican Vice Presidential nominee said we need a dog that will rattle the cage of big government.
"One of the characteristics in order to save our country is we need a big dog who will bite when they rattle our cage. They, when I speak of they, domestically I'm talking about government big spenders who can't balance a budget because they've never done it before. Who would lock up our resources. Who would continue to amass debt. Who can't argue against the guys of ObamaCare and other liberties being stripped from our choices in a free market. Ultimately we being slaves to government and to other countries, we need a big dog who is passion about not embracing the status quo, but shaking that all up," Palin said.
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Romney: "If The Truth Is The Standard, We Win"
"I'm proud I spent my life outside Washington. He spent his life inside Washington. If people think you need a Washington insider who has lived there since 1978 to change Washington he is the guy to vote for. If you need somebody from outside Washington I am," Mitt Romney said about Gingrich on "Hannity" tonight. Send to a Friend | Permalink
Sarah Palin: Enough Is Enough With The Attacks On Gingrich
"Enough was enough when I started seeing this rewritten history about Gingrich's relationship with Ronald Reagan and the Reagan Revolution in the '70s and the '80s. How he under Reagan and his advisers, their tutelage, how they were able to shape Gingrich's and his ideas on how to balance the budget and how to reform welfare and how to look for ways to create more efficiencies in government so we can cut budgets and we could cut taxes for economic growth," Sarah Palin said on "Hannity" tonight. Send to a Friend | Permalink
| Hannity - Monday January 30th, 2012 | Send to a Friend
Krauthammer: When It Comes To Ideas, Obama Is Spent
Charles Krauthammer talks to Sean Hannity about President Obama's State of the Union and Thursday night's debate. Krauthammer calls Obama's SOTU "small ball politics."
Krauthammer said Obama has tried everything in his arsenal, including the largest Keynesian stimulus "since the earth cooled." He says if Obama wants to win another term he needs to "give the appearance of motion."
On the debate, Krauthammer praised Rick Santorum for going after Romney "like a prosecutor" over RomneyCare. He noted that no one has really gone on the attack against RomneyCare in nearly all of the 19 debates between the GOP candidates.
Krauthammer believes Santorum's strategy is to wait around and "live off the land" until one of the main frontrunners implodes, which Krauthammer says could happen.
Krauthammer also believes that Tim Pawlenty is "kicking himself" for dropping out of the races after the Ames Straw Poll in Iowa this past summer. Send to a Friend | Permalink
| Hannity - Saturday January 28th, 2012 | Send to a Friend
Gingrich Refutes Latest Attack That He Was Anti-Reagan
Sean Hannity: The latest charge is that you insulted Ronald Reagan.
Newt Gingrich: You know, let's look at that period. Governor Romney was against Ronald Reagan. Governor Romney said in the 1994 Senate race he was opposed to going back to the Reagan-Bush policies. Governor Romney was giving money to Democrats and voting for the most liberal Democrat in the 1992 presidential race.
For them to come back and try to fabricate -- I mean, ask Michael Reagan who was there. Ask Tony Dolan, who for eight years was Ronald Reagan's chief speechwriter. Ask people who were, for example, the National Security Adviser Bud McFarland for five years worked with me.
This is the kind of fundamentally dishonest campaign. Governor Romney cannot defend his record.e can't defend his past. He can't defend what he's done. And his goal is to somehow through enough mud at me and I think it's all going to wash off because the American people are smart enough.
I first met with Ronald Reagan in 1974. I campaigned with him in 1980. I helped him for eight years while he was president. I made a movie about him. I've written a book about him. To suggest that Governor Romney is more Reagan-like than I am is act of total fantasy. Send to a Friend | Permalink
