THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

GOP: A Time to Lead The voters spoke loud and clear on Election Day.  In a resounding victory for Republicans, they must now get to work and prove that conservative principles can save America.  Implementing a conservative agenda will still be easier said than done.  In his press conference yesterday, President Obama didn't seem to grasp the message voters were sending him and his administration: Your policies haven't worked, we don't trust you and we want something different.  While pledging to work with Republicans, yesterday's press conference made it quite clear that Obama remains an ideologue who talks a good game but won't change much in terms of his governing.  He's already promised to implement amnesty via executive order.  And he wants Republicans to pass legislation, only the legislation he is willing to entertain is that which fits his own agenda.  That is not what the American people went and voted for on Tuesday.  Obama's agenda is not working. It's not enough for the Republicans to rely on an anti-Obama agenda.  In other words, they can't lead a nation into renewed prosperity if they don't have a bold agenda of their own.  This is where Republicans really can't stand to blow this opportunity.  What do you want to see the GOP focus on in the new Congress?  I've had some ideas out there for a while; I presented my Conservative Solutions Caucus at the start of 2014.  Among the things I believe the GOP should http://www.hannity.com/articles/hannitypr-news-476261/gop-a-time-to-lead-12942375/">focus on are: Fort Hood Victims Release Scathing Statement on 5 Yr Anniversary It has been five years since the horrific terror attack at Fort Hood and the Obama Administration has yet to lift a finger to help the victims.  Neal M. Sher and Reed D. Rubinstein, attorneys for over 120 Fort Hood terror attack victims and family members, issued the following statement today, on the fifth anniversary of that attack:    “Five years ago today, the terrorist Nidal Hasan yelled “Allah akbar” and,  wearing the uniform of an U.S. Army major, began slaughtering Americans.   Fourteen innocent people lost their lives and over fifty were injured.  For five years, Hasan has bragged of committing this atrocity in the name of Islam to protect the Taliban.  Hasan’s victims saw their lives forever changed that terrible day.  But the real tragedy of Fort Hood was that our government could have easily prevented their suffering.   The U.S. Army and FBI had long known that Hasan was a jihadist with al-Qaeda connections and, simply by following their own standard policies and procedures, easily could have stopped him before anyone was hurt. Instead, because of what the Senate Homeland Committee’s investigation called “political correctness,” the government willfully averted its eyes to Hasan’s jihadism.  Hasan should have been arrested. Instead, he was promoted and given other special privileges. Incredibly, the government’s policies of political correctness and special privileges for Hasan continued even after his killing spree... Continue Reading