NO HANNITY TONIGHT!!!
Got bumped….
Hannity
I will be appearing on Hannity tonight 9:00 pm East Fox News Channel…. Let me know what you think by commenting here…
Food Fight!!!
Follow this link to video of me on Your World debating my friend Stuart Varney over food stamps…
http://video.foxnews.com/v/4362994/are-food-stamps-best-bang-for-the-buck/
I felt this was one of my better Fox appearances. Stuart and I always have good debates…
Let me know what you think….
This spot earned me the Top Dog of the Week honor on Newshounds.us you can read the review here
http://www.newshounds.us/2010/10/09/democrat_chris_hahn_does_a_great_job_explaining_how_food_stamps_give_a_great_bang_for_buck_to_the_economy.php#more
Scoreboard 10 20 Santorum
VIDEO: Outsourcing is Wrong!!!! Your World 9 27 2010
Primary Day
Both Democrats and Republicans have primaries today in NY. Don’t forget to vote… Watch me tonight at 8 & 11pm EDS on Money Rocks! on Fox Business…
NEVER FORGET
It’s been 9 years since the horrible attacks on our nation that left thousand’s of innocent people dead, lives ruined and a whole in our hearts. I worked for Senator Schumer at the time and that day kicked off months of non-stop developments as we attempted to deal with the losses to our community and losses of friends.
All of the priorities we worked on prior were put on hold on 9-11-2001 and answering the question’s of why and how joined the rebuilding effort as top priorities. For a time, the nation rallied and petty partisan differences were replaced with a profound sense of national urgency. When President Bush stood atop the ruins at Ground Zero and vowed that we would answer the terrorists who attacked us, even I was with him.
Unfortunately, the national respite from partisanship quickly gave way to an even deeper partisan divide. While history tells us that partisanship has always been present, and always will be, it’s amazing how united we can be when threatened by an outside force.
We are all Americans and we should never forget that for all our political and social difference we are more alike then different. We all believe in the rule of law and the protection of basic civil rights. We all want a better life for our children. We all believe in the promise of opportunity that is our great nation. We all value freedom.
As we pause today to remember those lost on 9-11 and vow to never forget. Let’s also reflect on how fortunate we are to be Americans even in times of great crisis, there is not now or has there ever been a greater nation on earth. God Bless America,
The Week Ahead
The political season kicks into high gear on Tuesday with 1 week left before the primary in NY and 60 days till the mid terms. The Nation will begin to pay more and more attention with every passing day.
As for me, I will be on America Live on Monday (Labor Day) @ 2:30 on Fox News Channel and on Bulls & Bears on Tuesday, 4pm on Fox Business Network. Check it out if you can.
My Column from today’s LIBN….
Here’s my column from today’s LI Business News. Read more at www.LIBN.com
Hahn: Consolidation is public schools’ best hope
Credit Where Credit is Due?
Today President Obama addressed the nation from the Oval Office to formally announce the end of combat operations in Iraq. All day long Republicans on TV and in the papers were on the war path urging the President to give former President Bush credit for implementing the surge which led to a more stable Iraq. Well let’s give credit where credit is due. Let’s give Bush and the Neo-Cons credit for lying to the American People and the World when they told us the Iraq had WMD’s that threatened the World’s security. Let’s give them credit for underestimating what it would take to occupy a post war Iraq. Let’s give them credit for being wrong when they said “the war would pay for itself,” that “we would be greeted as liberators” and that this would be a “slam dunk.”
The GOP is out of touch. Sure the surge worked I will acknowledge that, but Bush knew we needed more troops before we even went in, his generals told him so, he didn’t listen to them. He bit off more then we could chew and didn’t want anyone but the brave man and women in uniform (and their families) to feel the pain of war. There was no draft, no great call for the citizens of our nation to sacrifice in a time of war. In fact we got a tax cut and were told to shop. Meanwhile our finest young men and women faced shortages of body armor and multiple tours in a war zone where it was hard to tell friends from enemies. Our soldiers are the only ones who deserve credit. They deserve that, a GI bill and for a VA that will expertly treat the wounds they brought home whether they be physical or psychological.
We didn’t get this right after Vietnam. Many Vets found themselves homeless and unable to make the adjustment to life at home. Still more suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder that in some cases stayed dormant for years. And the public didn’t welcome them home the way they should. It’s comforting that even those who opposed the war support and honor our troops. Thank them and give them the credit. They deserve it.