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'''George Robert Stephanopoulos''' (born 1961) is a [[liberal]] [[American]] broadcaster and former White House Communications Director involved in numerous smear campaigns against victims of [[sexual assault]]. He served as a media adviser to [[Bill Clinton]] in the 1992 presidential race and later as press secretary and communications director in the [[Clinton Administration]].  

'''George Robert Stephanopoulos''' (born 1961) is a [[liberal]] [[American]] broadcaster and former White House Communications Director involved in numerous smear campaigns against victims of [[sexual assault]].<ref

In Stephanopoulos' own words, "it allowed me to participate in a wide range of White House decisions: from preparing a budget to writing presidential jokes, from helping to choose a Supreme Court nominee to smothering another "bimbo eruption," https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/first/s/stephanopoulos-human.html</ref> He served as a media adviser to [[Bill Clinton]] in the 1992 presidential race and later as press secretary and communications director in the [[Clinton Administration]].  

After leaving the Clinton White House, Stephanopouslos was hired by [[ABC News]] as Chief Washington Correspondent and moderator of [[ABC]]'s [[Sunday]] morning news show, ''[[This Week]]'' between 2002 and January 2010. He became co-host on ABC's Good Morning America broadcast in December 2009.

After leaving the Clinton White House, Stephanopouslos was hired by [[ABC News]] as Chief Washington Correspondent and moderator of [[ABC]]'s [[Sunday]] morning news show, ''[[This Week]]'' between 2002 and January 2010. He became co-host on ABC's Good Morning America broadcast in December 2009.