'Smells like victory': Sean Hannity roasted for unintentional endorsement of Democrats' 'beer, birth control, and free college' offer

The Fox News host claimed that Joe Biden’s campaign is 'deteriorating' and is resorting to “very desperate pandering” in a bid to attract voters
Sean Hannity criticized Joe Biden's campaign for trying to woo young voters with policies that include offering voters alcohol, contraception, and free tuition (Getty Images)
Sean Hannity criticized Joe Biden's campaign for trying to woo young voters with policies that include offering voters alcohol, contraception, and free tuition (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY: On the June 12 episode of Fox News' 'Hannity' segment, host Sean Hannity presented a forceful argument for Democrats while criticizing his longtime political adversaries for promoting policies that include offering voters alcohol, contraception, and free tuition.

The Fox News host succinctly conveyed the message by endorsing policies that aim for a balanced approach between enjoyment and ensuring the most affordable college education.

Sean Hannity says democrats are resorting to
Sean Hannity said Democrats are resorting to 'fear-mongering' as the 2024 presidential election approaches (@foxnews/YouTube)

Sean Hannity criticizes Biden-Harris campaign amidst declining poll numbers

After examining troubling poll results for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, Hannity commented that their campaign is "rapidly declining."

“And to make matters worse, they’re not very keen on Kamala Harris either,” he continued. “According to a new poll, just one-third of voters and only 60% of Democrats think she would win a general election. And her favorability? Well, that’s similar to Biden’s – 10 points underwater. And Joe actually is one point higher in terms of approval.”

Hannity further commented that the campaign "has now resorted to very desperate pandering."

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Sean Hannity revealed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is 'rapidly declining'(Getty Images)

"You can’t make this up," the host declared, pointing out a story about Democrats attempting to appeal to younger voters. In a concise summary of the Democratic pitch, he remarked, "How are they trying to attract young voters? With beer and birth control. Free beer. Free birth control. And I guess, free college tuition. Vote for us."

Following this, Hannity warmly greeted former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and restated the Democratic agenda he had discussed earlier.

"Beer, birth control, and free college," Hannity commented. "What a nice deal."

WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 08: U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris addresses the National League of Cities
Organizers of Joe Biden's reelection campaign are courting young people with the 'Students for Biden-Harris' initiative (Getty Images)

Earlier in April, CBS News reported that Anderson Clayton, the 26-year-old Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party and the youngest state party chair in the country, joined Vice President Kamala Harris at a 'Students for Biden' coalition launch event in Durham in March.

They focused on training young North Carolinians in political organizing. Clayton mentioned that the state party is creating a pipeline to hire eligible students for the campaign after they graduate. 

Viwers slam Sean Hannity's unintentional endorsement

Sean Hannity faced backlash for making a strong case for Democrats, saying that his longtime political nemeses are offering voters alcohol, contraception, and free tuition. 

A particular viewer expressed, "This sounds a lot like when they fear mongered that a Biden presidency would mean taco trucks on every corner. Um, the problem with that is."

Following suit, another observer added, "Sounds like an extremely fun time, not going to lie. Why does Lumpy the college dropout have a problem with those things?"

Additionally, a viewer pointed out, "Biden: "Free beer. Free birth control. And I guess, free college tuition. Vote for us.”

tRUMP: ‘I don't want anybody going on me. We need every voter.I don’t care about you, I just want your vote’

OK Sean, I'll take the old smart one over the old, crazy dumb one!!"  

A follower contributed, "Beer's free in our democracy. It smells like victory"

A comment underscored, "And what is so wrong with ‘Beer and Birth Control and Free College’?????"

Another comment echoed, "So what Hannity is saying is to vote for Democrats. Will do, Sean!"

An individual elaborated further, saying, "Sounds great. What's the problem?"

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