Lou Dobbs Takes on CNN (again)

In a recent interview with Julie Menin former CNN'er Lou Dobbs said his former workplace had a “badly damaged brand” and calling its nonpartisan credo “sheer folly. He spoke of his problems with management under the leadership of fired CNN/U.S. President Jon Klein, saying: “There set in, rapidly, for whatever reason, an atmosphere, a chilling atmosphere, about the application of critical judgment to the Obama administration, by management.”

Politico wrote "He seemed to revel in the professional fate of Klein, saying he hoped Ken Jautz was the man for the job and adding, “I feel absolutely vindicated by what’s happened to their ratings.”

To see the video of the interview just follow the link.

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Threat to Terrorism Preparedness post by Suzannah B. Troy and Louis Flores

I spoke with a a long term community member about why he loved St. Vincent’s.

He said because they would not turn away anyone.  Sitting in the emergency room was like sitting in the subway.  You had rich and poor all together.   If someone was dying and they were a bad person, a really bad character, the nun’s would sit and hold his hand so he did not die alone.

He just felt they mismanaged the business end of the hospital badly.

I have been posting YouTubes filmed by an activist about the on going meetings involving St. Vincent’s and also now the communities hope to locate a hospital in St. Vincent’s place.

I have to praise Yetta Kurland who her on going role trying to save St. Vincent’s and helping the community to find a solution that would bring a hospital in it’s place.

http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-444574

This is reposted with Louis Flores permission from I Report CNN

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Julie Menin, chairwoman of Manhattan's Community Board 1, discusses the threat to terrorism preparedness caused to Lower Manhattan by the closing of St. Vincent's Hospital.

Having a fully-operating,  "community hospital" in Lower Manhattan is the only way that residents,  who were lured by grants to move to Lower Manhattan after the attacks of  September 11, can be assured of receiving hospital emergency medical  treatment.

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