On this morning’s “Fox & Friends,” former Democratic Senator Evan Bayh made his first appearance on Fox News Channel since signing as a contributor earlier this week.
Bayh discussed President Obama’s proposed budget, and the Republican response.
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Fox News Channel has signed former Indiana Governor and Senator Evan Bayh, a democrat, to its list of contributors.
Fox affiliate WXIN-TV in Indianapolis reports Bayh will be a commentator and political analyst across all of Fox News’ platforms.
Two weeks ago, Fox News suspended two GOP commentators who are considering runs for the White House — Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum.
Bayh considered a presidential run in 2008. He served two terms in the Senate, leaving earlier this year.
> More: Release after the jump. FNC SVP Michael Clemente: “Senator Bayh’s decades of experience in the political arena and his participation in key decisions in Washington will lend a valuable point of view to the entire FOX News lineup.”
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