THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

The Race Card Like clockwork in nearly every election, Democrats have used the race card to influence or persuade voters.  Though this campaign cycle has taken things to a new level.  The New York Times is even reporting on the racial focus of Democrats as we approach the midterm election: “In the final days before the election, Democrats in the closest Senate races across the South are turning to racially charged messages — invoking Trayvon Martin’s death, the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., and Jim Crow-era segregation — to jolt African-Americans into voting and stop a Republican takeover in Washington. The images and words they are using are striking for how overtly they play on fears of intimidation and repression ...” More examples have popped up in the last few days since the Times article was published. For example, Democratic Rep. Charlie Rangel told voters at a campaign rally that some members of the GOP “believe that slavery isn't over.” Vulnerable Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana has gotten herself into hot water for also playing the race card.  She told NBC's Chuck Todd: “To be very, very honest with you, the South has not always been the friendliest place for African-Americans.”  She goes on to say, “It’s been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a very positive light as a leader.” There seems to be no end to the desperation liberals and Democrats will stoop to in order to turn the tide of this election. From Gitmo to ISIS Dangerous terrorists released from Guantanamo Bay are now joining the fight with terrorist groups in Syria, including ISIS.  Is anyone surprised by this? According to a report from Fox News, “As many as 20 to 30 former Guantanamo Bay detainees -- some of whom were released within the last three years -- are suspected by intelligence and Defense officials of having joined forces with the Islamic State and other militant groups inside Syria.” The report also points out that these former detainees who are joining ISIS are coming “from the European and African countries which agreed to receive them from the United States.  Egypt and Tunisia, as well as six European countries, are among them.” As a result of the report, GOP lawmakers such as Sen. Kelly Ayotte and Rep. Buck McKeon are asking the Obama administration to suspend detainee transfers until at least a review is conducted...continue reading