Talk:David Westin
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What Did Westin Do About the Draft and Vietnam?
[edit]Westin graduated from high school in 1970, at the peak of the Vietnam War. Nine million American boys served in the military during the Vietnam era. Noting what Westin did about this would be an important part of any biography.
Controversy
[edit]David Westin has been criticised for failing to ensure that CBS News provides unbiased coverage of political events, as well as the Iraq war and other foreign policy issues. He has been concerned with only caring about his own ego and turning his back on his country by failing to straighten out widespread Left-biased reporting at CBS.
65.101.251.116 (talk) 03:14, 23 October 2008 (UTC)
Children
[edit]I'm having trouble parsing this bit:
- Westin is married to Sherrie Rollins Westin. He has two daughters, Victoria and Elizabeth, and a son, Matthew, from a previous marriage. She has a daughter, Lily, from a previous marriage to political strategist Ed Rollins. They have a son, David Palmer from their union.
Whose child is David Palmer? · rodii · 14:36, 16 November 2015 (UTC)
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