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| − | '''Lou Dobbs''' (b. Childress, [[Texas]], September 24, 1945 ), [[American]] [[Journalist]], [[Columnist]]. He is the [[CNN]] anchor and managing editor for ''Lou Dobbs Tonight''. Dobbs was originally [[conservative]], but now he describes himself as an "independent populist" critic of the "excesses of [[capitalism]]." He has focused on [[immigration]] for years. | + | '''Lou Dobbs''' (b. Childress, [[Texas]]; September 24, 1945 ) is an [[American]] [[journalist]] and [[columnist]]. He is the [[CNN]] anchor and managing editor for ''Lou Dobbs Tonight''. Dobbs was originally [[conservative]], but now he describes himself as an "independent populist" critic of the "excesses of [[capitalism]]." He has focused on [[immigration]] for years. |
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| | == Books == | | == Books == |
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| − | * Exporting America: Why Corporate Greed Is Shipping American Jobs Overseas (2004). | + | * ''Exporting America: Why Corporate Greed Is Shipping American Jobs Overseas'' (2004). |
| − | * Space: The Next Business Frontier (2005). | + | * ''Space: The Next Business Frontier'' (2005). |
| − | * "War on the Middle Class" (2006). ''"The middle class is being picked apart and its future mortgaged for the benefit of a small group of powerful American interests."'' Dobbs says in this book. | + | * ''War on the Middle Class'' (2006). "The middle class is being picked apart and its future mortgaged for the benefit of a small group of powerful American interests," Dobbs says in this book. |
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| − | Lou is married to Debi Lee Segura (a one-time CNN sports anchor, apparently of [[Mexican]] heritage). They have four children, Chance, Jason, Hilary and Heather. They reside on a 300-acre horse farm in Sussex County, New Jersey. | + | Lou is married to Debi Lee Segura (a one-time CNN sports anchor, apparently of [[Mexican]] heritage{{fact}}). They have four children: Chance, Jason, Hilary and Heather. They reside on a 300-acre horse farm in Sussex County, New Jersey. |
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| | ==See also== | | ==See also== |