Adi Shankara
28th June 2010, 12:20
:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/23/spitzer-parker-to-host-primetime-cnn-show/?fbid=e7DH3epdF9z&hpt=T2 even look at the tone of the article, they're completely serious!
As a veteran print journalist, I am appropriately respectful of the challenges posed by the medium, said Parker. But I'm thrilled by the opportunity to discuss the issues that matter to me and that aren't heard often enough on televisionin a conversation with one of the nation's most brilliant, fearless and original thinkers. With Eliot Spitzer as my co-host, Wall Street and Main Street will finally meet. It can't possibly be boring.
Spitzer, a Democrat who resigned as governor in March 2008 after acknowledging visiting a prostitute, is a well respected political mind and a take-no-prisoners prosecutor who has been often referred to as the Sheriff of Wall Street.
LOL, they're completely serious!!! not a hint of sarcasm or humor in that release! :lol::lol: :laugh::laugh:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/23/spitzer-parker-to-host-primetime-cnn-show/?fbid=e7DH3epdF9z&hpt=T2 even look at the tone of the article, they're completely serious!
As a veteran print journalist, I am appropriately respectful of the challenges posed by the medium, said Parker. But I'm thrilled by the opportunity to discuss the issues that matter to me and that aren't heard often enough on televisionin a conversation with one of the nation's most brilliant, fearless and original thinkers. With Eliot Spitzer as my co-host, Wall Street and Main Street will finally meet. It can't possibly be boring.
Spitzer, a Democrat who resigned as governor in March 2008 after acknowledging visiting a prostitute, is a well respected political mind and a take-no-prisoners prosecutor who has been often referred to as the Sheriff of Wall Street.
LOL, they're completely serious!!! not a hint of sarcasm or humor in that release! :lol::lol: :laugh::laugh: