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Terence Smith, Ben Smith, Robin Abcarian and Howard Kurtz discuss the coverage of Mitt Romney's announcement of Rep. Paul Ryan as his vice presidential running mate.
အ လ ခ ပ လ မရဘ လ အ ရပ ကမ ထ မ က တ င ပည တ ၂၁ တ င ပ တယ သ တ ဆ တ အ က င က အ ရ အလယ ပ င တ င ပည တ လ က ပ တ က ရ က ပန ရတ မ က ယ လ သလ ဆ ရ လ မရပ ဘ ဘ က င အ ရပ ကမ လ ရ လ က ပ လ လ ပ ရတ လ မသ ဘ ဘ ပ ဖစ ဖစ က ဇ ဒ မ က အ ရ အလယ ပ င င င ဆ တ The Middle East is a region that enmsapcsoes Western Asia and North Africa. It is often used as a synonym for Near East, in opposition to Far East. The corresponding adjective is Middle-Eastern and the derived noun is Middle-Easterner.ဒ မ က အ ရပ ကမ ဆ တ The Arab world (Arabic: العالم العربي al-ʿālam al-ʿarabī ) refers to Arabic-speaking countries stretching from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Arabian Sea in the east, and from the Mediterranean Sea in the north to the Horn of Africa and the Indian Ocean in the southeast.It consists of 21 countries and territories with a combined population of 360 million people straddling North Africa and Western Asia.
CNN, your choice to remove Fareed Zakaria is ultimately your choice. I do not admit to be a literary scholar. I do know that Mr. Zakaria is the most intelligent commentator your network currently has on the air. I am not completely aware of his misjudgements, but his knowledge of foreign matters exceed all others in your orginazation. Correct him on his procedures, but removing him is not a good move for your network.
Fareed Zakaria is the the main reason I watch your network. If he moves, I will follow.
CNN, again, your choice.
I'm afraid of the Republican smear maniche... Both Obama and Hillary would make excellent presidents, but you never know who the voters will choose at the end. I still can't believe W. had two presidential terms. What a disgrace.
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