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Christopher Hahn: State of the Union Reaction

Feb 14, 2013


Democratic strategist and former aide to Senator Schumer, Christopher Hahn, joined 92Y American Conversation's Jordan Chariton to give his thoughts on President Obama's fourth State of the Union address. Hahn really respected the president for "sticking to his guns," and going to bat for progressive causes. Hahn particularly liked President Obama's message of more infrastructure and investment in education.

Hahn also spoke about Senator Marco Rubio's Republican response, saying he was "misguided" in the reaction he gave because it was too similar to speeches presidential candidate Mitt Romney used to give.

Agree or disagree with Chris? Tweet him @ChristopherHahn and visit ChristopherHahn.com.


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