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CNN’s Lou Dobbs stepped down from his controversial role as an advocacy anchor at the network at the end of his show Wednesday night after announcing plans to seek a more activist role.

He cited the growth of the middle class, the creation of jobs, health care, immigration policy, the environment, climate change and the U.S. military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan as “the major issues of our time.”

Dobbs left the network in 1999 to found SPACE.com, a Web site devoted to space-related subjects. He returned to the network in 2001 as anchor and managing editor of CNN’s Moneyline News Hour, which became Lou Dobbs Tonight.

I wonder if Mr. Dobbs will be doing political blogging this time around. Mr Dobbs we have an opening at Anti-Incumbents for a blogger for Independents and I think you would be a fine fit.  Please contact me.

Rudy Giuliani, Republican presidential candidate seems to be the first to respond to another crises, the news of Bhutto death by assassination. This will enforce his image as a quick responder when there is a crises. Giuliani recalls Sept. 11 attack, invokes national unity in new ad as has been part of his campaign all along. Now, with the New Hampshire primary less than two weeks away, Giuliani draws attention to that tragedy with a national ad meant to get widespread attention.

 We saw Mitt Romney looking very presidential on CNN shortly after Giuliani.  This give a little peek at how they come across when there is unexpected news.  Anyone heard from the Bush headquarters yet?