SEAN HANNITY

Conservative Solutions 2014: Term Limits It is an undeniable truth that Government today is dysfunctional, bloated, and bureaucratic.  Government itself IS THE PROBLEM! When we take a look at the plethora of issues facing the nation today, we have to ask ourselves what is happening in Congress and the Senate? How is it that I have all these elected officials that campaigned on A,B, and C issues, but now that they are in office they are more focused on X, Y, and Z. These people are the picture of everything that is wrong with America, and they need to be reminded that their constituents matter. The solution?  Term Limits! 6 years in The House and 12 years in the Senate, each with one term in leadership.  I believe this would give our elected officials the right amount of time to make their mark, push for real answers to real problems, and leave before they make legislation decisions based on nepotism. We want to elect good people with a fire in their belly for freedom and progress. The only way to sustain that is to give new people a chance.  Term Limts are the solution to fixing Congress! Scandal Update You can't make stuff like this up!  The latest news related to the IRS targeting of tea party conservatives will have you shaking your head.  It's true that the Obama administration launched an “investigation” into the scandal.  There's only one problem … the person appointed to lead that investigation is an Obama donor!  The person leading the investigation has been revealed to be trial attorney Barbara Kay Bosserman.  She's given more than $6,000 to Obama's campaigns.  So the person appointed to lead Obama's probe into Obama's IRS targeting of Obama's political opponents is an Obama supporter.  Are you seeing the issue here?   Rep. Darrell Issa says that as a result, the investigation has been “compromised.”  Sadly, I've come to expect nothing more from this administration.  Transparency and honesty are not words I would use to describe Obama or his administration.   Christie's "Bridgegate" Scandal Chris Christie has dominated the headlines for the last day or so.  He and his administration have been ensnared in a scandal dubbed "bridgegate," and the media is having a field day.  Anything to distract from ObamaCare and make Republicans look bad.The scandal boils down to this: In the last election in November, Christie was trying to gain endorsements from mayors throughout New Jersey, including Democrats across the aisle.  The story goes that the Mayor Mark Sokolich of Fort Lee, a Democrat, refused to endorse Christie's re-election.  As a result, Christie's deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, contacted Port Authority official David Wildstein (who went to high school with Christie) to close down traffic lanes in Fort Lee in order to tie up traffic in the mayor's town. This morning Chris Christie held a press conference addressing the issue where he apologized to the people of New Jersey, of Fort Lee and the state legislature and thusly fired his aide, Bridget Anne Kelly, because she lied to Christie. You can rest-assured that if Christie does go on to run for president, this issue will be mentioned by the liberal media in virtually every conversation or analysis.  If Hillary Clinton runs for president, will Benghazi or the host of other scandals similarly coincide with their analysis?  Highly doubtful.  I'm not saying that the actions of Christie's staff were in the right, but I am pointing to how the media will treat this differently than it would if it were a liberal. Today's "Hot Topic" From the Hannity Forums:  What Is Christie Doing? - Posted by Ryooper2 I'm not really clear what Governor Christie is doing?  As a supporter of his, it still seems he's firing his staff as a cover to what is likely something he was involved in.  Was it an abuse of power?  Sure it was!  Was it worse than the Benghazi scandal or the IRS scandal?  Not even close.  Apologize, suspend employees but ultimately take responsibility and move on.  He'll get through this but there's more pain to come for him. >>TV Tonight (10PM ET on Fox News) Frank Luntz on the increase in independent voters.