More is being revealed about the ugly landlord side of Sean Hannity that Fox News and the host have tried to keep secret. For example, Hannity bought an apartment building in Georgia and increased evictions by 400%
The Guardian reported, “County court records say that judgments approving the removal of 61 different residents of the Hampton Place apartments in Perry have been issued during the three years and 10 months since Hannity took over. The previous owner of the 152-unit apartment complex obtained similar orders against 12 different tenants during the preceding three years and 10 months, according to the records, before selling it to Hannity for almost $8m.”
The Hannity that viewers see on Fox News every night isn’t real. The real Sean Hannity is involved with Michael Cohen, shell companies, and evicting people from their homes. Sean Hannity is a Trump mini-me. Sean Hannity kicks people out of their homes while not disclosing his conflicted relationships with the people that he hosts and defends on the air. Unethical doesn’t begin to describe Sean Hannity.
Any other television would have canned Hannity at the first sign of conflict and non-disclosure. However, Fox News lacks in star power and desperate to hang on as the top-rated cable news network, so they are looking the other way.
Sean Hannity is a fraud, and as the Michael Cohen case unfolds, the nation will get to see what shady slumlord Sean is really all about.
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Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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