Sean Hannity, host of Hannity show on Fox News , said on Thursday that (former) president Barack Obama has a sick obsession with president Trump, saying that Obama is
"obviously sick, pathetic, and twisted in this obsession with President Trump. It's kind of like everybody in the media."
He also said that
"Every single chance Obama gets, whether it'd be here at home, overseas, it doesn't matter. He's trashing, trying to undermine the president. Maybe he can't get over the fact that his record was atrocious. Maybe he needs to take his own advice and accept the results of the election."
Now, let's get real for a moment. Who actually has any obsession with anyone? Isn't it actually Trump who has obsession with Obama, trying to undo everything he's done? And isn't Trump actually also obsessed with himself, trying to say he does everything better than Obama or...well, anyone else in the world for the matter. The most beautiful words in the world, the most beautiful wife and daughter. The best ideas ever. The most...well, if you've listened to the man ever at all, there's no need to continue as you should get the point.
And when Trump offends someone yet again on his daily
"Twitter briefings," aren't people actually supposed to say he's wrong? Aren't people supposed to say
Trump is dangerous when
Trump is lying out loud so that even some Trump's supporters can understand it, and claiming it to be the truth? It's the most dangerous thing to
let a loose cannon do whatever he wants without even criticizing him. Tell me that's not so.
Hannity's statement came after Obama said
"We have to tend to this garden of democracy or else things could fall apart quickly. That's what happened in Germany in the 1930s, which despite the democracy of the Weimar Republic and centuries of high-level cultural and scientific achievements, Adolph Hitler rose to dominate."
And no, he didn't compare Trump Hitler. But he did say that we need to be critical, we need to observe, we need to pay attention what's happening when this guy starts talking.
,