THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Voters are Mad Is our country headed in the right direction?  A vast majority of Americans say no.  America, it's time to make some changes. The polls show the GOP pulling ahead as we inch closer to the midterm election in just two weeks.  But there is an underlying current in the polls, which shows why this is important in the long run. For example, the latest CNN/ORC International poll finds that almost 70% of Americans are angry at the direction the country is headed.  The number of Americans classifying themselves as “very angry” matches the polling conducted just before the GOP sweep of the House in 2010.  The polling also shows that a majority of Americans (53%) disapprove of Obama's job performance as president.  This is translating into a 10-point enthusiasm gap between Republicans and Democrats heading to the polls.  Republicans are much more enthusiastic about voting on November 4th compared to Democrats. More polling conducted by ABC News/Washington Post shows similar dissatisfaction among voters.  Again, almost 70% of voters feel the country is seriously off track.  When it comes to the top issue of the economy, nearly 70% of voters have a negative view of the economy and do not believe it is getting any better under Obama.  ABC News labels this a “midterm double punch.” Diving even deeper into the poll, there is a growing concern among Americans that the government is not to be trusted: "Six in 10 say they cannot trust the government in Washington to do what is right — the same as a year ago in the aftermath of the government shutdown and the botched rollout of the federal Web site for the Affordable Care Act.” The growing sense of government incompetence comes after months of bungled issues by the Obama administration.  Think about the stories that have graced the headlines in recent months: Russia's annexation of Crimea, the rise of ISIS, the VA scandal, the influx of immigrants at the Southern border, and the botched handling of the Ebola crisis. There are hundreds of others stories that only add kindling to the administration's torched trust.  Continue reading... Hillary Demonizes Businesses Speaking at a recent campaign event, Hillary Clinton took the opportunity to demonize businesses and corporations. She said, ““Don't let anybody tell you that, you know – it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. You know, that old theory, trickle down economics. That has been tried, that has failed.” Even though most of the lamestream media failed to cover her remarks, she has since tried to walk them back. But she sounds a lot like Barack Obama who famously declared that if you have a business, “you didn't build that.”  Remember that? Without business owners needing labor in order to supply a product or service, where do liberals think jobs come from? Liberal Democrats fail to appreciate the capital and risk it takes to start a business and the jobs it ultimately creates in order to grow and be successful. Source: Media Research Center