Comments on: Bringing you the BackStory http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/06/bringing-you-the-backstory/ Hear from CNN reporters across the globe Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:09:13 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: DENNIS JUNIOR http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/06/bringing-you-the-backstory/#comment-27151 DENNIS JUNIOR Mon, 02 Feb 2009 01:59:29 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=837#comment-27151 [The BackStory team has also become a pretty tight group: Steve Tuemmler (Supervising Producer), Vickie Russell (Senior Producer), Ann Roche (writer) and several other folks we “steal” from the newsroom have worked incredibly hard to make this show happen. Senior producer Javier de Diego stepped in admirably to produce in week two. All I have to do is show up with my ADHD and take advantage of their creativity!].. Michael, thanks for the insightful information! [The BackStory team has also become a pretty tight group: Steve Tuemmler (Supervising Producer), Vickie Russell (Senior Producer), Ann Roche (writer) and several other folks we “steal” from the newsroom have worked incredibly hard to make this show happen. Senior producer Javier de Diego stepped in admirably to produce in week two. All I have to do is show up with my ADHD and take advantage of their creativity!]..

Michael, thanks for the insightful information!

]]> By: Pat Masters http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/06/bringing-you-the-backstory/#comment-12686 Pat Masters Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:19:00 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=837#comment-12686 The candidacy of Borak Obama is historical, overdue, and will probably rally more voters than at any other time in American history. Senator Obama is the right man and the right time to be the first African-American to run for the United States Presidency. If he wins, I will not be unhappy; however, I will not vote for him. Why? Because he's running against Senator John McCain. If Senator Obama's opponent was ANY of the other possible replublican candidates that were seeking the presidency, I'd be voting for Senator Obama, but it's Senator John McCain running against him. No one is more deserving, or more experienced, or more ready to be the United States President than Senator John McCain. No one will dedicate his life and time and energy more tenaciously than Senator John McCain. No one will fight harder to reform government and clean up Washington than Senator John McCain. And most importantly, of the two running, no one has a better chance to make these changes than Senator John McCain. Come on...the fact is that if Senator Obama is elected, his four years will be spent fighting a losing battle for change. He doesn't have Senator McCain's respect, decisiveness, or his fierce desire to change Washington's failed policies. Yes, if Senator Obama is elected, I'll know a good man was elected; but the best man of these two is Senator John McCain. The candidacy of Borak Obama is historical, overdue, and will probably rally more voters than at any other time in American history. Senator Obama is the right man and the right time to be the first African-American to run for the United States Presidency. If he wins, I will not be unhappy; however, I will not vote for him. Why? Because he's running against Senator John McCain. If Senator Obama's opponent was ANY of the other possible replublican candidates that were seeking the presidency, I'd be voting for Senator Obama, but it's Senator John McCain running against him. No one is more deserving, or more experienced, or more ready to be the United States President than Senator John McCain. No one will dedicate his life and time and energy more tenaciously than Senator John McCain. No one will fight harder to reform government and clean up Washington than Senator John McCain. And most importantly, of the two running, no one has a better chance to make these changes than Senator John McCain. Come on...the fact is that if Senator Obama is elected, his four years will be spent fighting a losing battle for change. He doesn't have Senator McCain's respect, decisiveness, or his fierce desire to change Washington's failed policies.

Yes, if Senator Obama is elected, I'll know a good man was elected; but the best man of these two is Senator John McCain.

]]> By: Jennifer Young http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/06/bringing-you-the-backstory/#comment-12655 Jennifer Young Tue, 14 Oct 2008 20:50:53 +0000 http://cnniinthefield.wordpress.com/?p=837#comment-12655 Hi Michael, Just want to thank you for a really great, entertaining and informative half hour. I have always wondered what goes on behind the scenes of reporting on CNN and this gives those of us sitting in our homes a good idea of what it takes. Kind regards Jenny Young South Africa Hi Michael,

Just want to thank you for a really great, entertaining and informative half hour. I have always wondered what goes on behind the scenes of reporting on CNN and this gives those of us sitting in our homes a good idea of what it takes.

Kind regards
Jenny Young
South Africa

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