Meet the Press : Lance Armstrong on "Presidential Cancer Debates" : August 25th.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3898804

"Sunday, Aug. 26, 2007

Lance Armstrong, Sen. John Warner, Richard Engel, Michael Gordon, Thomas
Ricks

< re Lance Armstrong's appearance : >

"And at the age of 25, he was diagnosed with cancer and given a 50% chance
of survival. He not only beat the disease, but he went on to shatter sports
history by becoming a seven-time champion of the Tour de France. Now, he is
entering the political world to co-host two presidential forums aimed at
getting the 2008 candidates from both parties to address one issue: the
fight against Cancer. Our exclusive guest this Sunday, moderator of the 2008
Livestrong Presidential Cancer Forums, Lance Armstrong."

regards, Uncle Sally

p.s. unfortunately 'Meet the Press' is the only one of the US "talking
heads" weekly shows I can get here on cable in Thailand; fortunately, imho,
it's the best of the lot. Last Sunday's MTP "performance" by Karl Rove was
like a lesson in lying from Darth Vader, himself.

"Uncle Sally" <uncleSally@auldUncleSally.com> wrote in message
news:4q8Ai.149956$Bo7.55423@fe07.news.easynews.com ...
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3898804
>
> "Sunday, Aug. 26, 2007
>
> Lance Armstrong, Sen. John Warner, Richard Engel, Michael Gordon, Thomas
> Ricks
>
> < re Lance Armstrong's appearance : >
>
> "And at the age of 25, he was diagnosed with cancer and given a 50% chance
> of survival. He not only beat the disease, but he went on to shatter
sports
> history by becoming a seven-time champion of the Tour de France. Now, he
is
> entering the political world to co-host two presidential forums aimed at
> getting the 2008 candidates from both parties to address one issue: the
> fight against Cancer. Our exclusive guest this Sunday, moderator of the
2008
> Livestrong Presidential Cancer Forums, Lance Armstrong."
>
> regards, Uncle Sally
>
> p.s. unfortunately 'Meet the Press' is the only one of the US "talking
> heads" weekly shows I can get here on cable in Thailand; fortunately,
imho,
> it's the best of the lot. Last Sunday's MTP "performance" by Karl Rove was
> like a lesson in lying from Darth Vader, himself.
>
>
IMO there is noone better to represent "us" than Lance Armstrong. Thanks US
for letting us know - I will be sure and watch tomorrow.

Tracey