I agree the guy is a dope, but I think the bigger mistake was getting on Hannity's show where he doesn't have a chance to get a word in.
But this might be symptomatic of a bigger problem- the longer this war goes on, and the more it costs, the more people are going to be disillusioned.
Right now a lot of Americans are getting into an "ignore the war" mode- they don't want to hear about it every day because perhaps they feel "ignorance is bliss." But the more the war goes on, and they hear about bad shit happening in Iraq (torture, civilian killings) and the more they look around and see that things are not working well at home (because Bush favors economic distribution that favors the rich over the poor) than you are going to get more resentment.
That resentment will be channelled and the extreme form will come out, probably, in protest against the troops. We've seen it already on this board where people have called those who go off to fight in Iraq morons.
Unfair, shit yeah. A lot of the guys who joined in large numbers went to fight the guys who hit us on 9/11, not to be fighting in Iraq. Now the military is having a harder time to fill recruitment quotas.
The longer this war goes, the worse this is going to get.