“It has been released that Alan Colmes will quickly disappear into the sunset and miasma of time, living out the remainder of his limited number of days as a forgotten, hateful, and bitter man.”

(queue “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles…..)

grtflmark on November 27, 2008 at 1:14 AM

No he won’t. Kevorkian will lay this liberal boy down with a smile on his face before nature takes him.

I like Alan. His wife is nice too. Good luck to him. He will still be on some other Fox stuff.

Sorry but Hannity can be a whiner sometimes. They really need something to counter it. I like the gentleman don’t get me wrong, but there are times I simply have to change channels on my radio from so much whining.

johnnyU on November 25, 2008 at 9:53 AM

I agree. Sean is the most loyal conservative out there and fights the good fight. But, sometimes I have to turn the volume down.

He definitely would not have been the best guy to fill in for WFB on Firing Line.

He is the rabid cage-fighter of the GOP rather than the Shaman.

(queue “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles…..)

Hannity/Baldwin nightly, with Baldwin potentially melting down at any moment, would be a ratings bonanza.
Phildorex on November 26, 2008 at 2:02 PM

I’d pay to see that.

You know; I think that’s the real problem I have with liberals. If you’re going to be a drama queen, then quit screwing around and DO IT RIGHT!

OTOH, good riddance to bad rubbish with regard to Colmes.
I’m not a fan of Kirsten either. Looking forward to Beck’s show, can’t stand Sheppard Smith, love Hemmer & Kelly, am dreading Brit’s departure if it hasn’t happened already, and O’Reilly needs to get over his conceit and huge ego.

I tend to watch Neil Cavuto and Fox Business currently.

Carville is a CNN regular & they will fight to keep him for their usual “one lefty after another pitted against a paleo conservative” lineup.

Powers would be great. She is smart and reasonable to boot. Alan is smart, but as others have pointed out, he’s a bit too much of a “talking point” commentator.

And let’s not have any “Rosie” talk, either . . . even as a joke!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjnNo1j0THA

Anyone who hasn’t heard the infamous Baldwin/Hannity/Mark Levin 3-way phone call from a couple of years ago missed some of the best radio ever. It was magnificent. Hannity/Baldwin nightly, with Baldwin potentially melting down at any moment, would be a ratings bonanza.

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She would be dynamite!

sucking up to that obnoxious fascist Pat Buchanan
Hilts on November 25, 2008 at 6:05 PM

Did he really? That’s terrible! And, yeah, I agree with just about everyone else; Kirsten Powers would be a great replacement for Colmes.

Probably not the first to say this, but why not just can the “hannity and ________ [insert left wing host of choice here]” show altogether, and give Glenn Beck the prime time slot?
UltimateBob on November 25, 2008 at 4:38 PM

There’s no reason to take anything away from Shawn Hannity, even if he can’t carry a show by himself. He’s a huge draw, and he will be for years to come. Besides, anyone will look like a moron when he’s forced to treat a moonbat as an equal.

What I want to know is who made this moronic rule that you can never have more than one conservative host?

Glenn Beck blows away anyone currently on FNC’s evening lineup, including Shep Smith, O’Reilly, H&C or Greta.

I would not miss H&C. Hannity is a repetitive whiner. His radio show is only marginally better than H&C because Skeletor isn’t there to annoy Sean (and the audience).

But if Fox is going to keep H&C they should at least give us some eye candy like Kirsten Powers. Love that picture of her with her hand over her mouth, with an expression that says, “Oooops, did I just say that?” What a cutie.

I’m a fan of Hannity but it might make the show more interesting with a liberal perspective added, preferably someone more moderate and broader-minded than Colmes.