Sean, Rush & Ann, Please Shut Up

...that Sean never said he'd abstain from voting, right? He has stated his position pretty clearly: his allegiance is to conservatism, not the Republican Party. Agree with him or not, he's always been consistent about this. He speaks out against anyone, Republican or Democrat, who goes against these principles. He also publicly supports the actions of anyone, Republican or Democrat, who works in favor of these principles. In McCain's case, Sean points out both where he agrees with him, and on which points / legislation he disagrees.

At the end of the day, he has specifically separated himself from Ann's position and points out that he will support McCain, since he's the 'lesser of two evils' (my words, not his).

I'm not always in agreement with Sean, but you can't deny his consistency. On this issue, you're lumping him in with Ann unfairly (I frankly haven't listened to Rush enough lately to know his stance).