Spartanmack
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Yeah, I?m hearing blurbs that Trump is no longer entirely happy with Fox.
I don?t know if Hannity would risk alienating his audience with anything subtle or nuanced, not to mention quasi-sophisticated words the don?t know which convey multi-level meanings they don?t understand.
Kind of flies in the face of ?the rest of the elite liberal media thinks you?re stupid? messaging, which the guy has kind of branded as his stock in trade.
avoiding terms like Fauxcahontas would validate the elite liberal media's view of Fox viewers and it would mean Hannity agrees with them. dont believe everything you see in a Taylor Swift video! I don't watch Fox but the people I know who do are all college educated or better. I think Hannity would be safe using the term.
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