Is Sean Hannity the ascendant voice of American conservatism? Well, it could be, given his increasing talk time.

If 2007 is supposed to be a big year for liberals, conservative voice box Sean Hannity didn't get the memo. The man not only keeps going and going, but he's also growing and growing.

Already heard 2-5 p.m. daily on KPRC 950 AM and 8-9 p.m. on Fox News Channel, Hannity will now appear 8-9 p.m. Sundays starting this weekend on FNC, as well. Unlike his weeknight gig opposite Alan Colmes, he'll host Hannity's America solo.

"What I want to do with this are things I couldn't do on Hannity & Colmes," said the Man Who Loves to Talk. "We're going to have reporters assigned to the show, and we're going to go out and find stories nobody else is covering."

The show will also include, he said, an on-the-street segment, a Sunday "rewind," a two-on-two political debate and a segment called the Hannity Hot Seat.

I do not watch H&C, and rarely listen to his show for more than a few minutes in the afternoon -- but i wish him well.

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