Panicked Sean Hannity Begs Voters To Save Republican Party

Sean Hannity used his Fox News program to beg Republican voters to help save the Party in the midterms as polls continue to show that Republicans are facing increasingly worse odds. Hannity implored people to stop pouting if their candidates didn't win and just vote for Republicans, effectively turning his show into 100% Republican propaganda for good. Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Folks, Sean Hannity, it appears is losing it. And I know that's kind of a tough pill to swallow because it seems like Sean Hannity may never have actually had it. But this past week, he absolutely just kind went off the deep end to the point where he was begging his audience to vote for Republicans doesn't matter which Republican it is. Doesn't matter if it's not your preferred candidate. If your person lost the primary, I don't care. Vote for Republicans to save us all here. He is begging his audience to be good, loyal little Republicans, take a look

Like to call it. So let's be clear. This is not a guaranteed wave election. Anyone that says Republicans have a lock on the house and the Senate they're lying to you. They don't know the races can be extremely competitive in every bellwether state. This is really for the country in all hands on deck situation. This is an inflection point for the country. If your preferred candidate, by the way, didn't win the primary. I'm sorry that they didn't win too bad. But if you don't support the Republican, uh, in the race, you're gonna get the government you deserve. And that government will be run by far left climate alarmist. Uh, they'll be the one stacking the Supreme court ending the legislative filibuster, uh, going forward with DC statehood and every other power grabbed you can think of they'll be hell bent.

You know, I gotta tell you the, the, the picture that ity is painting there of what, what these so-called climate alarmists want to do to this country, these far left lawmakers. Um, I kind of like all of that, right? Mean, doesn't that sound like a good thing? Uh, listen nity has always been a pro Republican guide. There's no question about that. We've known that he makes no qualms about being a Republican and voting Republicans, but what he did there in that clip is something that we, I don't think have ever really seen before. He turned his Fox news program into an infomercial for the entire Republican party. Like I, I, I feel, and this trust me, I've been somebody who's been paying attention to this guy for 18 years. I feel like he finally crossed over that line, right? Instead of just vaguely implying that Republicans are great and Democrats are the devil. This guy straight out, came out and did a campaign, four Republican politicians.

And it's totally fine. Like nothing can happen. You can't get him booted off the air for that. Cuz he's a commentary program. It's just nuts that he is out there saying it doesn't matter who you gotta vote for Republicans. You can only vote for Republicans, even if you're a preferred candidate lost. And now you've got an extremist there. I don't care. Just do whatever. I mean, hell even I as a partisan person, not on network TV have never said you have to vote for the Democrats no matter what. I've never said that I've never said vote blue no matter who I, I, I will however, encourage everybody to never vote for a Republican. But beyond that, what you do from there is up to you, just don't vote for Republicans. That's as far as I'm gonna go in telling people how to vote, but ity absolutely just stepped over that line and nobody cared.

His audience understands it. They know who he is, but I do find it funny that he's out there having to beg people to support the Republican party because he's also paying attention to the polls right now. According to the aggregate polling data, Democrats are poised to pick up three seats in the Senate. So Republicans have kissed the Senate. Goodbye. They've already been cutting their ad spending. By the way, in battleground states, a Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada Republicans have pulled 10 million out of those states because they kind of see it as lost causes at this point $10 million three months before the election, the Republicans in the Senate said, we can't spend this anymore. These people are dying. We're gonna let 'em die. So they have already conceded the Senate. They still think they can get the house. But again, the polling data is showing generic Democrats beating generic Republicans.

Something that was a dramatic shift from basically the moment Biden was sworn in. Republicans were already polling ahead. Now it's changed. And they got less than three months now to make up the difference.