Getty Image
I have the impression that Sean Hannity, much like Skip Bayless and Piers Morgan, only believe about half of what they say, but say what they do mostly just to get a reaction.
As our esteemed President Donald J. Trump once said, “Good publicity is preferable to bad, but from a bottom-line perspective, bad publicity is sometimes better than no publicity at all. Controversy, in short, sells.”
And speaking of Mr. Trump, a couple of days ago Hannity decided to ask the always rational folks on Twitter a political question involving our President…
Oh my. There is no way Hannity didn’t think that the Twitter troll army would be lining up to answer that one.
And that they most certainly did…
Not everyone was against him though…
Wait, was that last one being serious or is this like some kind Inception-level trolling?
[protected-iframe id=”5ee117afb8a26bd34a7ea09ed2e46cf4-97886205-92827192″ info=”//giphy.com/embed/GjmQr8T4beDwA” width=”640″ height=”475″ frameborder=”0″ class=”giphy-embed” allowfullscreen=””]