Sean Hannity: Paul Ryan Is A ‘Saboteur’ Who Should Be Replaced With Louie Gohmert (VIDEO)

Take a look at American politics. Take a really close look at the devastation that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has left in his wake. That look that you see on the faces of the GOP establishment, the blank, uncomprehending expression of helplessness. The freeze-frame wince of brain freeze, as they comfort-eat tub after tub of Ben and Jerry’s caramel spew-spew in anticipation of the next nugget of unedifying crottin de cheval that their supreme leader comes out with.

That’s not going away any time soon.

The Unusual Suspects

They backed the wrong horse. They all know they did. It’s hard to believe that almost two thousand people registered their intention to run for the office of president. People of all backgrounds and political persuasions, some household names like Jeb Bush, others, not so much. Sir Zealot Cookie, Mr. Why So Many Trolls, even a Mr. Donald Tramp and a Mr. Don’t Vote For Trump put their names forward. And who could have failed to notice the magnificent campaigns run by Super Reagan of the U.S. communist party and Spikey Pocupines of the American Independence Party?

So many great candidates to choose from. And we got Trump?

Seriously?

Sean Of The Dread

We got the obsessive tweeting? The occasional attempt at appealing to working class people while eating pizza with a knife and fork? The odd moment of unintentional comedy when it looked like Jeb Bush might spontaneously combust on stage? OK, some of it was kind of was cute.

Then came endless sexual assault allegations and the already cool GOP establishment had had enough. Many turned their back on him and in doing so, sabotaged the campaign.

At least that’s how Fox News anchor man and self-proclaimed non-journalist Sean Hannity sees it.

Lurking in the spin room after the final presidential debate like a slice of Swiss cheese stuck to the back of a fridge, Hannity Lector did the noble thing.

He stood by his man-baby.

To those who had not offered their unwavering support for single brain cell president, he had only this to say. He told the Washington Post they should be:

“Called out and replaced.”

Chief among those he wanted named and shamed was house majority speaker Paul Ryan. Having already described him as weak, feckless, timid and spineless, Hannity continued in his rabid drive to split the Republican party in two, with the suggestion that Ryan was a saboteur who needed to be:

“Replaced with a hard-line member of the House Freedom Caucus.”

Ryan-ectomy

His suggestions were interesting not least because Hannity failed to see the irony of him shaming Ryan for not supporting a suit full of buffalo wings and testosterone, by naming some people who were A-OK with his serial misogyny.

Heading the list was Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), the chief instigators of the 2013 government shutdown. He topped those suggestions with Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) a man whose list of face-to- palm moments is too long to summarize and do justice but include a promise to that he would ban gay people from a Space Ark (if we ever have to build one,) and the comparison of sensible gun control with bestiality.

Hannity it seems, refuses to learn any lessons for to do so would be to admit that he was wrong, about a great many things.

And we all know how much he likes to be right.

Watch Sean Hannity describe his dream of a GOP led by complete idiots:

Featured image from YouTube video.

 

I'm a full- time, somewhat unwilling resident of the planet Earth. I studied journalism at Murdoch University in West Australia and moved back to the UK where I taught politics and studied for a PhD. I've written a number of books on political philosophy that are mostly of interest to scholars. I'm also a seasoned travel writer so I get to stay in fancy hotels for free. I have a pet Lizard called Rousseau. We have only the most cursory of respect for one another.