George Stephanopoulos Offered 'Good Morning America' Job

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George Stephanopoulos Offered 'Good Morning America' Job

December 7, 2009 | ISSUE 45•50

Former adviser to President Clinton and television host George Stephanopoulos has been offered a job as co-anchor of Good Morning America. What do you think?

Just when you thought morning news shows couldn't have any more gravitas and dignity.

Walt Swarts
Systems Analyst
I've been saying it for years: if you give George Stephanopoulos one day, sooner or later he's going to take the whole damn week.

Ramona Eickelberg
Unemployed
Well, he does have all the credentials: He loves America, and he has nice teeth.

Jonathan Hageman
Telephone Lineman

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