[hoosiermama]

For Megyn it's all a Lawyer thing...She'll go after either side to be the devils advocate...She's bright and because of her feminine touch it doesn't come off abrasive or silly like Shep.....She can make a point without seeming to “whatever”.

Like I said Shep is the balance on FOX and I'd much rather have him fill that position than several others on other networks. He serves the same purpose that Jaun Williams. Sometimes even Jaun has trouble staying on the talking points they're given....It makes for conflict in the news just as conflict in a novel. (also true for Bennet, Colmes)

There's a blond, can't thing of her name. She's from Alaska. At one time she was noted as a Democrat pungent....If you notice her title has changed it's now a political adviser.

One of the Brown girl's husband is going to run on the “R” ticket in NY against Senator Gill...

Can't remember if it's Patty Ann or Campbell.

[onyx]

Kirsten or Kristen Powers is the democrat from Alaksa.
Patty Ann Brown’s husband? I’d be shocked if Campbell’s is a Republican.

[crunk]

Campbell Brown’s husband and former Bush aide, Dan Senor.

[sodpoodle]

Dan Senor is married to Campbell Brown.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Senor

Following the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Senor served as Chief Spokesperson for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and as Senior Advisor to Ambassador L. Paul Bremer. Senor was one of the first civilians to enter Baghdad from Kuwait, less than two weeks after the fall of Saddam Hussein.[2]

In the lead-up to the Iraq war and during the war, he was a Pentagon and White House advisor based in Doha, Qatar at U.S. Central Command Forward; he was subsequently based in Kuwait working with General Jay Garner during the final days of the war and in southern Iraq when the Iraqi regime fell; and formally re-located to Baghdad on April 20, 2003, when he traveled with General Garner’s team in the first post-war civilian convoy. Senor remained in Iraq until the summer of 2004.

While in Kuwait and Iraq, Senor was an adviser to both the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance and later the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), for which he was Chief Spokesman and Senior Advisor. Senor was one of the longest serving civilians in Iraq. For his service, he was awarded the Department of Defense Distinguished Civilian Service Award, one of the Pentagon’s highest civilian honors.

http://regator.com/whatshot/Kirsten_Gillibrand/#itemsearch:search:basic:0:Dan Senor