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Democratic Congressman Paul Hodes
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  Two years ago Concord attorney Paul Hodes defeated a popular Republican incumbent to represent New Hampshire’s 2nd District. In his first term Hodes has been elected president of his freshmen congressional class and served on the National Security and Foreign Affairs committee and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Now he faces Republican challenger Jennifer Horn for his seat. We’ll talk with Paul Hodes about his two years in Congress and why he wants another two. Guest
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Congressman Hodes,
Thank you for your service in this difficult time. Recovering the US as well as global economy is extremely important but leaders should never forget helping average and below average citizens, not only in a short term but also in the long term. Do you think Congress has the leadership in this crisis to reform the health-care and its insurance system as well as achieving energy sufficiency? And how should citizens should contribute in these efforts?
I 'd like to thank Mr. Hodes for his recent NO votes on the bailout. It should not take a 9 to 1 slant on an overloaded capitol switchboard in the middle of campaign season for citizens to feel represented in Congress. Does Mr. Hodes support HR676, as a majority of doctors do? And does he think the populist voices in the House, both Democrat and Republican, can compete with their corporatist party leadership?