After Leaving Senate Because Of ‘Too Much Partisanship,’ Former Sen. Evan Bayh...

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After Leaving Senate Because Of ‘Too Much Partisanship,’ Former Sen. Evan Bayh Takes Job At Fox News



When former Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN) surprised Washington one year ago and announced his decision not to seek re-election, he blamed “too much partisanship and not enough progress — too much narrow ideology and not enough practical problem-solving.” Bayh said that “what we need to do is come together as a people and solve the problems facing our country.



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[jaxx]

I think he just called himself a hypocrite.

[sandnsea]

I swear these guys are lucky I don't have the money to hop a plane whenever I want so I can thunk them on the head.

[Change Happens]

He always reminded me of somoene who belonged to the young republican club in college anyway...If it walks like duck, and blah blah...you know the rest.

[Julie]

Well that about settles that, doesn't it?

Julie

[Willinois]

Apparently his idea of bipartisanship was adopting more and more of the Republican agenda. I'm sure he'll be happy at his new home. He can have his fill of agreeing with everything Republicans say.

Does this mean he's also considering a run for President like the rest of their lineup?

[Jeff in Milwaukee]

Yoiks!

[There Is No Spoon]

[Ikonoklast]

He showed us.


Is what he did something like "Fucking For Virginity'?

Or is Newt in charge of that division?

I get confused.

[atomic]

I was convinced Bayh was going to run for prez in 2012.

Why are the Clintonites going to Faux News? Geraldine Ferraro, Lanny Davis, and now Bayh? Ugh.

I'll bet Bayh will trash-talk the Democrats and Pres Obama in the run-up to the election. He is uber-conservative, a match made in heaven.

[nofurylike]

thank you for posting this, Pat.