Monday, October 6, 2014

THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Hannity's Headlines E-Newsletter
Opposing Obama
Voters are rejecting Obama's agenda by record numbers. How will that translate into votes in the midterm election? Democrats should be worries. A brand new Gallup poll finds that opposition to the president's agenda is at a 16-year high, worse than any opposition to George W. Bush or Bill Clinton. The Washington Examiner notes that Obama's numbers are only 13 points higher than in 1998 when former President Clinton was headed to impeachment for his sex affair with Monica Lewinsky.

Perhaps the president should have considered this polling before recently declaring that his policies are on the ballot in November: "I am not on the ballot this fall. Michelle's pretty happy about that. But make no mistake: these policies are on the ballot. Every single one of them."

The Big Mistake
Obama's policies are on the ballot but that's perhaps the last thing every Democrat who is on the ballot in November wants to hear. Even David Axelrod said that this line was a mistake. The Washington Post has a chart created by Republican lobbyist Bruce Mehlman which highlights the fact that "there is a very direct historical correlation between presidential approval and how that president's party does in midterm elections." By virtually every measure, Barack Obama's approval rating on various parts of his policy is underwater.

 From the economy to terrorism, the American people do not feel as though our country is heading in the right direction under Barack Obama. Not only are his policies not good for America, but his administration has been mired in scandal. This has led to a lack of trust and credibility in the eyes of Americans who already find it hard to trust the government.
  
Ebola Tests Trust in Government
The horrific Ebola virus is no longer isolated to remote parts of West Africa but is now here in America. Should we trust what our government is telling us about containing it and preventing an epidemic here in America? There are two questions to consider. The first is how we can stop Ebola from getting into the United States from these West African countries. The other is what can be done to prevent Ebola from spreading once it's already here. All of this boils down to a matter of trust. Do we trust the Obama administration and other government officials to be competent enough to tackle the big issues? Unfortunately they haven't given us many reasons to feel confident in their abilities.

The Freedom Summit
You've heard mention of it now for a few months but later this month Sean is joining Governor Bobby Jindal and AM 560 The Answer for Freedom Summit 2014.  This will bring conservatives from across the country to Chicago for two days of inspiring discussions on the future of America.  For a limited time only you can get 50% off this awesome event by visiting 560theanswer.com.

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