Afghan Investigation, Kennedy Consideration, Health Care Prognostication
Not surprisingly, "Left, Right & Center" co-hosts Arianna Huffington, Robert Scheer and Tony Blankley harbor some differing viewpoints when it comes to Sen. Ted Kennedy's legacy, as well as whether Congress should push through a health care reform plan to "win one for Ted."Not surprisingly, “Left, Right & Center” co-hosts Arianna Huffington, Robert Scheer and Tony Blankley harbor some differing viewpoints when it comes to Sen. Ted Kennedy’s legacy, as well as whether Congress should push through a health care reform plan to “win one for Ted.” The regulars on the show, moderated this week by Lawrence O’Donnell, also mull over the president’s Afghan war plans and the impact that the current CIA investigation may have on the Obama administration. –KA
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