According to reports former CNN host, Lou Dobbs, known for its entrenched positions on immigration, is seriously considering entering the race for U.S. Senate in New Jersey. This “intermediate” step  may be the first in a long march to the White House. In a radio broadcast of Senator Fred Thompson, Dobbs said he had been approached to try his luck in the presidency. He will discuss with... 

The seat left abruptly vacated by Lou Dobbs will be filled by CNN’s John King. Dobbs announced his resignation on Wednesday November 11th 2009. Dobbs spent 30 years with the Cable News Network, and there is rumor that he may be going to Fox Business Network. King will be hosting a new political show beginning in early 2010. According to CNN President John Kelin, King’s new show will not... 

Lou Dobbs announced his resignation from CNN on his Nov. 11 broadcast. “After nearly three decades anchoring an evening program on CNN, Lou Dobbs has decided to step away from his CNN anchor desk to focus on his role as a commentator and advocacy journalist on his daily radio talk show, as well as to pursue new avenues to contribute to the national discussion on important social, political and...