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Radar reports on the "most hated" pundits on television. Nothing shocking: O'Reilly, Ingraham, Olbermann, etc. Who's liked may turn some heads: Novak and Sean Hannity, among a few others. I'd also add Pat Buchanan to the list, though -- as with the Prince of Darkness and his Hannitiness -- his relative charm may stem from just how low the bar is set for someone who's is, let's face it, a not-quite-closeted Nazi.
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