Be in the "Republican Values" TV Show Featuring President Bush, and the Wit & Wisdom of Sean Hannity

October 18, 2005 4:00 PM

Be in the "Republican Values" TV Show Featuring President Bush, and the Wit & Wisdom of Sean HannityComing soon to Fox and CNBC. (possibly a hoax.)
posted by rodney stewart (12 comments total)

Ha. Wit and wisdom. Ha.

Considering the links ain't a-workin', it's likely a hoax.
posted by zardoz at 4:08 PM on October 18, 2005

They wouldn't really ask people from the general population to participate. It's a hoax.
posted by Balisong at 4:11 PM on October 18, 2005

possibly a hoax?
posted by menace303 at 4:20 PM on October 18, 2005

A hoax?! Impossibly!
posted by TwelveTwo at 4:23 PM on October 18, 2005

Maybe it's a way for bloodthirsty liberals to round up personal information of stupid Republicans for a beatdown?
posted by gurple at 4:41 PM on October 18, 2005

Just go see 17 Oct Daily Show...at least it's a riot.
posted by elpapacito at 5:02 PM on October 18, 2005

That web site is fully up to the 1995 design guidelines.
posted by clevershark at 5:07 PM on October 18, 2005

whois republicantv.org
posted by whozyerdaddy at 7:37 PM on October 18, 2005

It generally takes a number of months to produce each new Republican Values TV show, so an applicant to the show should not expect his/her show to be broadcast for at least three months after said applicant submits his/her information and photo.


hmmmm.....
posted by afroblanca at 7:41 PM on October 18, 2005

“whois republicantv.org”

Same as GlobalFestUN
posted by ijoshua at 7:50 PM on October 18, 2005

Yep, whois indeed yields some odd results.

But even more fun, run the google search of the whois yielded registrant phone number - very interestink...
posted by somnambulist at 11:25 PM on October 18, 2005

I did the whois and Google searches and I'm completely baffled. What's the deal with this guy? The only thing I'm sure of is that his web design skills are teh suck.
posted by maryh at 11:02 AM on October 19, 2005