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Hannity had live show from Long Island.
Ran my errand.
Get back and car and man in audience is in midst of claiming to have worked in Hannity's house and sez "When I worked there, you had an illeagal working in your home as cook."
Hannity starts berating the guy about how cook has been with him and family for 9 years, is here legally, she's like a part of his family, and she speaks English really well.
But then Hannity says: "She has been legal for many years."
Not: "Legal the entire time she has been employed by my family." But: "...legal for many years."
Interesting qualification, huh? If it were me and I wanted to speak definitively on the the subject, I would have made clear that she had been employed legally every day of those 9 years she'd been working at my house. Plus, notice we have no idea when the guy in the aduience did said work (at least I didn't hear it.)
I know this is not that big a deal in the larger scheme of things, but it would be sweet indeed, wouldn't it, if Sean boy just knowingly employed what he would call "Clinton-speak" on this issue b/c he knows--or has good reason to fear--that he just got busted?
Not a prediction of anything here and certainly no proof of nuttin'. But some intrepid bloggers and such might want to close the case on this, huh? If only to remove any possible stain from Hannity's...er...good name?
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