I'm usually not critical of Hannity; and I'm certainly not supportive of Zero-care - but IN THIS CASE I think Hannity was in the wrong.

As a member of the Media, he should have NEVER called them in the manner he did - knowing he would just get a low-level employee.

He didn't think this through - or, if he did - it makes him look even worse.

Shame on you, Sean (yeah I know you're paying her a yrs salary, but still . . . )

I don't know Rufus--was Hannity wrong--yes, to a degree--but she seems to be a christian and claims it was a blessing--the Lord works in ways we don't understand, it could be better in the long run for her and her family--No future working for O-care

Quote: Eglman wrote in post #3

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I don't know Rufus--was Hannity wrong--yes, to a degree--but she seems to be a christian and claims it was a blessing--the Lord works in ways we don't understand, it could be better in the long run for her and her family--No future working for O-care

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #4

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She publicly spoke negatively about her employer and her job. no brainer thats reason for being fired. His reimbursing her is right

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"You're right I stand corrected. He played her, which is worse."

you don't sound like you stand corrected. methinks you don't think you were wrong.

but the reason she was fired really never came out, beyond the fact the obvious fact that she talked on the radio to a conservative!!!....

Hell a guy from FOX NEWS!!!! ??? Didn't she know???

I liked what Sean did and think it demonstrated just what the story line said, the heavy handedness of this administration.

Do you think she would have been fired if Wolf Blitzer from CNN had called? I seriously doubt it.