Showing posts with label George Stephanopoulos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Stephanopoulos. Show all posts
Monday, June 7, 2010
Quiet Hero; Rita Cosby Discovers Her Father's Life With The Polish Resistance In World War II
Former Fox News and MSNBC journalist and current Inside Edition special correspondent Rita Cosby first noticed the scars on her father's body when she was a little girl, but their origin were never referred to for most of her life; in fact, they were never mentioned again.
It remained a mystery until a few years ago, when Ms. Cosby's mother passed away and she found out what her father, who is a native of Poland, endured during the Second World War.
Ms. Cosby visited Good Morning America and spoke to host George Stephanopoulos about her father and the memoir she wrote, Quiet Hero.
Here's the interview, from ABC News.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Deepwater Horizon Disaster Day 37-James Carville:" The Political Stupidity of This is Just Unbelievable"
You'd have to look long and hard to find more loyal Democrat than James Carville. Carville is a native Louisianan who today on GOOD MORNING AMERICA slammed the Obama administration for their handling of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Also interviewed is ABC contributor Matthew Dowd, the host is George Stephanopoulos.
Opinion
Some of my progressive brethren may not be happy with my stance on the President's response, but BP's failures to stop the leak should have prompted a much stronger reaction from the administration. Tonight on HARD BALL Chris Matthews remarked on how Harry Truman would have responded; he would have tried to federalize every tanker in the Gulf and use them to suck up the oil slick. To overreach his authority in that way might cost Obama a second term, but you do it because it's the right thing to do....saving the Gulf of Mexico is more important than any Presidency, Matthews said.....and I agree with him.
Mr. Obama....you're needed in Louisiana. Its been 24 days since your last visit, but you're needed NOW. Desperately.
Barbara Boxer's fund raiser in San Francisco should have been put on a backburner.
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