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A Lot Of Tight Senate Races Out There. Let's Hit Those Chips With Another Dash Of Salsa, Ed Bradley.

From The Streets Of Cairo And The Arab Spring, To Occupy Wall Street, From The Busy Political Calendar To The Aftermath Of The Tsunami In Japan, Social Media Was Not Only Sharing The News But Driving It.

It's The American Way: If You Don't Vote, You Don't Get To Whine.

It's A Legitimate Point To Debate. But It's Part Of The Reality. It's Happening, But It's Also True They (looters) Are In The Distinct Minority. I Think There's A Hero On Every Street Corner In New Orleans, And I Think The Reporting Has Shown That. I Think The Balance Has Been There.

I Quote The Late Ed Murow. ... He Said: 'look, People Listen To Me When They Want An Eyewitness Account. 'they Think I'm A Pretty Good Reporter. But When It Comes To My Opinions, Mine Are Not Worth Anymore Than The Guy At The End Of The Bar.' And I Believe That About Myself.