The well-known political analyst Lou Dobbs passed away at the age of 78. Known for his tenure at CNN and Fox News, Dobbs was a divisive figure, particularly because of his remarks regarding Barack Obama.
In his condolence message on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump described Dobbs as “an incredible talent” and a “friend and truly amazing reporter, journalist, and artist.” “Lou was unique, and he loved our nation,” Trump continued,
Before switching to television in the middle of the 1970s and joining NBC’s King-TV in Seattle, Dobbs began his career at KBLU radio in Arizona. He was one of CNN’s first reporters, hosting the business news program Moneyline in 1980.
Due to controversy surrounding his coverage of illegal immigration, Dobbs departed CNN in 2009. He began hosting “Lou Dobbs Tonight” on Fox Business in 2010 and continued until its cancellation in 2021.
Have you ever noticed coins on gravestones in a cemetery? These small tokens carry deep significance, honoring military service and remembering the deceased. Each coin has its own meaning:
- Penny: A simple way to show someone has visited, symbolizing “You are not forgotten.”
- Nickel: Indicates the visitor trained with the deceased, reflecting shared experiences.
- Dime: Represents a deeper connection, signifying that the visitor served alongside the deceased.
- Quarter: A tribute from someone who was present when the soldier passed, acknowledging their final moments.
This tradition of leaving coins transcends words, expressing respect and honor for those who served. It’s a way to ensure their memory lives on and their sacrifices are acknowledged. Each coin tells a story of remembrance, camaraderie, and honor.
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