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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 -- 3:31 pm
Less than a week has passed since hundreds of thousands of Haitians fell victim to the worst earthquake in their history and Sean Hannity has already co-opted the term to score political points. MSNBC's Keith Olbermann awarded the Fox News host "Worst Person in the World" Monday night for repeatedly saying that the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts would be a "political earthquake."
On at least three separate occasions, Hannity used the word "earthquake" in his election analyses. Only hours after the quake in Haiti, Hannity said, "this would be a political earthquake."
Two days after the quake, Hannity told Sarah Palin, "What a political earthquake that would be."
And three days after the disaster, when it was evident that possibly hundreds of thousands of Haitians had lost their lives, Hannity told Gov. Mike Huckabee, "If Republicans win this, a political earthquake. 9.9 [on the Richter Scale]."
"Three tasteless uses of the word earthquake since the Haitian earthquake including an imaginary reading from the Richter Scale," noted Olbermann. "Mr. Hannity have you ever checked? Is your head by any chance made out of cheese?" he asked.
The remainder of the article and video can be found at:
http://rawstory.com/2010/01/tasteless-hannity-compares-mass-race-to-earthquake/
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