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11/23/09
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11/23/09
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here's the full transcript, they'll probably take it down asap
Former CNN anchor says he's mulling 2012 bid
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By JENNIFER FERMINO
Last Updated: 1:50 PM, November 23, 2009
Posted: 1:12 PM, November 23, 2009
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Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs — whose abrupt departure from the struggling cable network stunned his fans — is mulling a run for the White House in 2012 and has even reached out to Latino groups to see if he can mend fences.
"It’s one of the discussions that we’re having," Dobbs said in an interview on WTOP radio in Washington.
"For the first time, I’m actually listening to some people about politics."
Dobbs — whose outspoken views on the need to curtail illegal immigration earned him the ire of many minority groups — admitted he might not be cut out for politics.
"I don’t think I’ve got the nature for it," the blustery former anchor told the radio station.
But Dobbs — who dropped out of the Republican party in 2006 and to become an Independent — said he was interested in doing something positive for the country.
"We’ve got to do something in this country and I think that being in the public arena means you’ve got to be part of the solution."
He dismissed speculation that he left CNN due to the network’s lackluster ratings — and insisted his departure left him "liberated."
"I feel liberated. I feel emancipated. I’m exhilarated," he said.
"I am looking forward to moving ahead in the public arena — journalism, public policy and public life."
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drdave
11/23/2009 1:47 PM
This must be a misprint. We already elected a man who was unworthy of office due to his lack of political, military and governing skills and now we would think of supporting a newscaster. This man is living on the same wavelength as the idiots that elected NoBama....never, never, never land.
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shodan
11/23/2009 1:33 PM
retnuh_reggin: Further proof that, at their hearts, racists such as yourself are nothing more then pus*y cowards. You shock no one except with your stupidity.
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nycrocks
11/23/2009 1:31 PM
Why waste our time.
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AdamWest
11/23/2009 1:24 PM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, whew let me catch my breath
Palin/Dobbs 2012? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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retnuh_reggin
11/23/2009 1:16 PM
Palin/Dobbs 2012. Make it happen and give those libs something to cry about. 3 more years of the niqqer prez.
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