He's not a politician.  He does not fit the category.

Hannity is not very polarizing, because only registered Republicans pay any attention to what he has to say.

Who told this guy that he was a political commentator? He's an amateur compared to the television personalities that are on the small screen. He reminds me of the class goofball that will do anything just to get the attention of anyone and everyone. He acts the way he does because Ann Coultier keeps rejecting his invitations to go to dinner.

I used to watch Hannity & Colmes a lot more than I do now. Hannity seems to get too extreme at times, and he has a habit of latching onto one issue or incident and beating it to death. I get tired of listening to him at times. When I first began watching him I thought he was sort of aggressive and polished; now, more often than not, I think he's rude and overly opinionated.

i would have to respect him more to think of him as polarizing. as a registered republican and moderate conservative i agree with more than half of what he says, but because i view him as such an intellectual lightweight i would rather hear from someone, anyone else. he is so predictible and never seems to have an original thought.

Come on...anyone with an IQ over 60 can tell this guy is so full of crap. Fair and balanced.....laughable

Say what you want about Hannity, he's not afraid to take on three or four liberals on a panel at the same time and maintain his composure, and stay on point. So many talk shows feature one conservative and two or three liberals, plus a left-leaning moderator. The influence of conservative commentators continues to grow (thanks primarily to FoxNews) and each station maintains a stable of righties (formerly known as token conservatives) to provide discussion fodder, even CNN.

Sean Hannity comes off as a bully to me, in that he seems arrogant, yells while someone on his show is talking to keep them from making a point, and twists the truth into pretzels to win an argument. I'll admit, he's rather entertaining.