Should DU be insulted or flattered that Hannity wants to state a "conservative underground" group?

[yellowcanine]

And would it be known as CU or would that be too easily confused with Catholic University?

[Solomon]

1. Unfortunately, you need at least three members to start

the group.

:rofl:

[RoadRage]

2. Uhh... doesn;t he already have one?

http://forums.hannity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=7

[Sebastian Doyle]

3. Surely he's heard of Freak Republic?

Tony Snow even posted over there when he worked at FAUX. Coulterbeast probably has or had an account there, and I've heard that Rove does. And the (allegedly) late Barbara Olson was a Freep in the early days.

Sure WE know RimJob's Digital Trailer Park sucks, but for Hannity it should be a paradise of pure bassackwards hatred. :rofl:

[Athelwulf]

4. CU = "See you" (later, or better yet, never).

Neoconservatism deserves no respect as a valid ideology. Let's hope its influence is severely diminished for a good while.

[Danger Mouse]

5. Ahem. That name has already been taken.

[barack the house]

6. Well partly flatteringit means that this site works keep spreading the word folks. Let's make this >

the most popular site in the world.

[Bippity Boo]

7. They could call themselves "Conservative Underground of Neopatriot Theologians"

it would have a great acronym, and Cindy McCain could be the unofficial mascot

[blondeatlast]

8. He's too late.

For relative newbs, FreakRepublic is NOT the site that cannot be named.

[GreenPartyVoter]

12. Yep

[blondeatlast]

9. He's too late.

For relative newbs, FreakRepublic is NOT the site that cannot be named.

[ibegurpard]

10. What there isn't already an equivalent?

Aren't you insulted freeps?

[avaistheone1]

11. Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.

Hannity can try to immitate but can never equal DU.

[Dhampir Kampf]

13. WTF

WTF? A smear ad like that on DU? "Time to kiss your paycheck goodbye" with a picture of Obama.

[Telly Savalas]

14. I'm intrigued by the idea of an "underground" movement led by a guy

who is well compensated for having his own radio show and TV show on a major media outlet. How is that "underground"?

Moreover, I find it fascinating that a guy who spent years demanding that everybody supports the president because we're at war decides overnight to ditch this notion now that he doesn't like the president.

My hope is that one of the main consequences of Obama's presidency will be that our national dialogue will gain a semblance of maturity which will render guys like Hannity totally irrelevant.