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Tuesday, December 04, 2007 - Posts

  • Friendly Fire


    After listening to a two-hour Democratic debate on NPR , I'm left wondering why they all can't be this good. You probably won't hear much news come out of this debate—there were few accusations, no gotcha questions, and hardly any petty attacks. But that Read More...
  • Gravel Insults NPR


    As the candidates were talking about China's stranglehold on trade, the conversation eventually landed in Mike Gravel's lap. Directing his comments at moderator Michele Norris, Gravel said, "I want to take you to task for your first rhetoric." Norris Read More...
  • The Kerr Legacy


    NPR, following CNN and YouTube's lead, is posing listener questions to the candidates during today's debate. But they've also learned from CNN's mistakes . They just asked a listener's question, but not before also clarifying that he had given money to Read More...
  • This American Debate


    Another Democratic debate is taking place in Iowa right now, but this one is camera-free. National Public Radio is broadcasting the debate, moderated by Michele Norris, Steve Inskeep, and Robert Siegel. Politicos expected the debate to be relatively low-key, Read More...
  • John McCain Rocks the Vote


    If you want to know all the details of John McCain’s clash-of-generations MTV/MySpace appearance yesterday, both Salon and National Review have good write-ups. But a few key moments slipped through the cracks: - McCain compares the war in Iraq to the Read More...
  • Winners and Losers of the National Intelligence Estimate


    The National Intelligence Estimate reported yesterday that Iran isn't pursuing the nukes the Bush administration once thought they were. Predictably, the candidates quickly blasted out statements celebrating the news. But politically, not all of the candidates Read More...
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