The Columbia Broadcasting System, once the home of legendary newsmen like Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite but now the network of fluff like Katic Couric, is considering outsourcing much of its news gathering to Cable News Network.
The news has already demoralized members of the once-heralded CBS news division grumbling and polishing up their resumes.
Perception of state’s civil rights activists and African-American press is that he consistently treats them with indifference.
If the presidency is worth so much after one leaves the White House, why is it worth so little during time in office when the occupant has the active management of the largest corporation in the world? That rate, $400,000 annually, is so low for the immense responsibility as to be embarrassing if not insulting.
I was thinking about the power of the wind a few days ago, as I relaxed in the cockpit of my humble sailing craft, which was tied up at a dock in the municipal marina in Corpus Christi, Texas.