A few weeks ago Sean Hannity, on his Fox Network program,
declared war on the fascist, liberal, Hollywood establishment. He announced
that he has assembled a high-powered legal team to move against all those who,
for years, maligned and slandered him and did so with the intent of silencing
all conservatives and, in particular, Fox Network, the only media organization
that reports fairly and truthfully about President Trump and his stellar,
multiple accomplishments.
Using his usual foils and sounding boards, Newt Gingrich and
Mishcelle Malkin, Hannity castigated the alt-left, listed Trump’s many
underappreciated early triumphs and bemoaned the effort to boycott and destroy
conservative outlets. All of this motivated, Hannity maintained, by the fascist
left’s rage and disbelief at the outcome of the election.
Apparently, Hannity views with great alarm the toppling of
Fox icon Bill O’Reilly and the universal revulsion of sponsors who fled his
program. It would seem the adversities suffered by that dignitary have nothing
to do with blatant sexual harassment but stem from malicious and false
accusations by the left.
More recently, Hannity has asked his loyal following to go
to war on behalf of the President who is under assault by five ominous factions
of our society; the “Dark State”, the “out-of-control” liberal media, the vengeful Democratic Party, turn-coat
Republicans like John McCain and Lindsay Graham and the “Never Trump” movement
within the Republican establishment such as the New Republic and the Washington
Standard.
By “Dark State” Hannity refers to those currently or
recently in government who recognize the national danger posed by Trump and who,
putting the country’s interest above party loyalty, “leak” his transgressions
to the public or otherwise try to counter his self-serving, tyrannical agenda.
Out-of –control media describes any publication or news- airer
that unmasks Trump’s lies, discloses the mushrooming scandals of his
administration, replays his inconsistent and constantly shifting sound bites and
fails to laud the incredible accomplishments of his first 100 days.
Only by coming out and fighting for the values embodied by
Trump and the programs promised by him, for which they voted, can the faithful
ensure that America will be made safe and great again.
As a final flourish of his alternative reality, Hannity
laments the passing of that giant figure of journalistic integrity, Roger
Ailes, whom he credits with enabling him to hold forth on Fox, so that fair and
balanced reporting will prevail and the Trump gospel proclaimed.
