10 Questions for Candy Crowley

10 Questions for Candy Crowley
This June 2012 handout photo provided by CNN shows CNN anchor and chief political correspondent Candy Crowley. For the first time in two decades, a woman has been tapped to moderate a presidential debate. CNNs Candy Crowley will moderate one of three October debates between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced Monday. Jim Lehrer of PBS and Bob Schieffer of CBS News will moderate the other two debates. Lehrer will moderate the first debate on Oct. 3 in Denver, focused on domestic topics. (AP Photo/Edward M. Pio Roda, CNN)
This June 2012 handout photo provided by CNN shows CNN anchor and chief political correspondent Candy Crowley. For the first time in two decades, a woman has been tapped to moderate a presidential debate. CNNs Candy Crowley will moderate one of three October debates between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced Monday. Jim Lehrer of PBS and Bob Schieffer of CBS News will moderate the other two debates. Lehrer will moderate the first debate on Oct. 3 in Denver, focused on domestic topics. (AP Photo/Edward M. Pio Roda, CNN)

It was a 1 a.m. dinner of pretzels and Twizzlers in a 7-Eleven parking lot that made Candy Crowley realize it was time for a change. That’s when Crowley, CNN’s chief political correspondent, decided she needed to ask herself some serious questions: about her diet and her stress levels, about how well she was managing both. Within the year, she’d gone vegetarian, her exercise regime, and most importantly, her ability to manage stress. Thank God, because she’s about to take on the night of her life.

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