Missing something on Monday Night Football? How about Hank William’s “Are You Ready for Some Football?” ESPN – owned by ABC, pulled his intro after his comments on Fox and Friends this morning.

“The Hank Williams Jr. song that has opened Monday Night Football for 20 years will not be part of the opening of this week’s Indianapolis-Tampa Bay game after Williams made controversial comments about President Barack Obama.

Williams compared Obama to Adolf Hitler on Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends” show Monday morning.

ESPN, in a statement, said: “While Hank Williams, Jr. is not an ESPN employee, we recognize that he is closely linked to our company through the open to Monday Night Football. We are extremely disappointed with his comments, and as a result we have decided to pull the open from tonight’s telecast.”

Williams, whose song “All My Rowdy Friends” has been the Monday Night Football theme on both ABC and ESPN since 1991, told “Fox and Friends” that he thought Speaker of the House John Boehner playing golf with President Obama “would be like Hitler playing golf with (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu … In the shape this country is in?”

Told by anchor Brian Kilmeade that he didn’t understand the analogy, Williams said: “I’m glad you don’t, brother, because a lot of people do. They’re the enemy.” Asked who, Williams said: “Obama. And Biden. Are you kidding? The Three Stooges.”

Now you might say, “So what”? I’m not a MNF fan or a Hank Williams fan. But where was ABC’s outrage during all the time media types, some paid by ABC, compared Bush in similar manner?

ABC has aired two Oliver Stone movies in the past couple of years. Remember this from Mr. Stone?

“Downfall is a great movie about Hitler – God, Bruno Ganz may have made Hitler better than he was, I’m sure he did, but you know what? It gave me a little insight into the banality of evil. Bush is the same thing.” – Oliver Stone, comparing Bush to Hitler, 2008″

So will ABC now swear off Oliver Stone movies?

Closer to home in 2005 Joy Behar compared President Bush’s alleged lack of disaster relief in the Gulf to the Klan. “Even the Klan agrees. Even the Klan likes that Bush is not helping. The head of the Klan said on the radio, this morning, that Bush wasn’t helping Black people.”

Joy still on The View.

As Big Journalism notes, “ESPN was fine when their Las Vegas radio affiliate joked about, and seemingly advocated for, the rape of Sarah Palin just a few weeks ago.”

The fact is that Williams is experiencing the “No Tolerance for Conservatives Zone”. Best way for conservatives to voice displeasure with the unfair treatment is to simply not support ABC TV or any of it’s products.