Difference between revisions of "Lou Dobbs"
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* "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. | ||
| − | Lou is married to Debi Lee Segura (a one-time CNN sports anchor). 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). They have four children, Chance, Jason, Hilary and Heather. They reside on a 300-acre horse farm in Sussex County, New Jersey. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 22:30, December 17, 2007
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.
Dobbs has won almost every award in journalism and he's a best-selling author and columnist. He's an independent populist and the leading media advocate for working men and women, their families, our middle class and the American way of life. [1]
University: BA Economics, Harvard University (1967).
Books
- Exporting America: Why Corporate Greed Is Shipping American Jobs Overseas (2004).
- 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.
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.
See also
External links
- Lou Dobbs Tonight
- Lou Dobbs NNDB.