Hannity In HILARIOUS Twitter War With Actual Conservative Journalist Who Called Him ‘Puppy Dog’ (TWEETS)

Sean Hannity recently embroiled himself in a small-scale Twitter war. His feud with National Review columnist Jonah Goldberg spilled onto social media after previously playing out on Humanity’s radio program and Goldberg’s column, The G-File.

Some Background

Things seemed to have kicked off after the media personality criticized Goldberg during an episode of his radio show. Goldberg responded in his column on September 3, including this gem:

“The fury Sean brings to this shtick is really quite . . . adorable. It’s like a puppy barking to protect its master from a parked car or a small child vowing to vanquish all of his enemies with his plastic sword.”

On Tuesday, Goldberg tweeted about his distaste of both current presidential candidates.

Sean Hannity’s Twitter War

It was at this point that Hannity decided to let Goldberg have a piece of his mind. He responded to the tweet, telegraphing that the “puppy dog” slight might have gotten underneath his skin.

He wasn’t done there, though, he tweeted 13 additional responses to Goldberg’s initial tweet. In essence, responding to accusations of going off on a tirade by then going off on a tirade. Classic.

Hannity’s Twitter rant included talking points about selecting Supreme Court Justices, Common Core, Obamacare, Tax Cuts, Coal Miners, “Radical Islam,” and a list of Conservative figures that he believes are keeping America from becoming great again.

He then ended his diatribe, still stuck on Goldberg calling him a “puppy dog.”

Goldberg didn’t suffer all this abuse lying down, mind you. He was able to get his shots in, accusing Hannity of being a “spinner,” and throwing in a rather handy dismissal of the pundit.

Not content to leave things at that, Hannity just had to have the last word.

Sean Hannity has made no secret of his support of Donald Trump. Here he is fawning over Trump’s recent immigration speech:

https://youtu.be/0hQFDOMSoY8

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