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  • This Week in Politics 12 September 2010
    Representative Dennis Kucinich on 911 Truth and Reconciliation
    We remember the Dean of African-American political scientists Dr. Ron Walters who died on Friday.
    President Obama holds a news conference on the economy.
    Farm state Minnesota gubernatorial candidate debate to start or not start public schools before Labour Day.
    Is god greater than government by Sharron "Wrong" Angle.
    This Week in Politics is a hard news look at the past week and the upcoming week in the political world with commentary and insight into polling tends.
    1 hr
  • New Hampshire GOP Senate Candidates Debate
    Kelly Ayotte is endorsed by Palin
    Ovide Lamontagne, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, today was endorsed by the New Hampshire Union Leader and JimDeMint.
    The other candidates are Jim Bender, Dennis Lamare and Bill Binnie
    45 min
  • MidWeek 9 September 2010
    President Obama talk the midterm elections and the economy in Cleveland.
    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard sets about reshaping her new Government.
    Bill Clinton in Arkansas to campaign
    for Joyce Elliott an African-American in the 2nd District congressional.
    Sarah Palin endorsed tea-party favorite Workingclass Christine O'Donnell takes on Rep Mike Castle in
    Delaware
    1 hr
  • Oklahoma- Vermont Town Meetings
    We have two town meeting ,one from the Redstate of Oklahoma and the other from the New England state of Vermont where the town meeting got its start as the "New England Town meeting "
    Tom Coburn, M.D. is a medical doctor, and ordained Southern Baptist deacon and Republican junior U.S. Senator from Oklahoma.
    Coburn is a friend of President Barack Obama. They became friends in 2005 when they both arrived in the Senate at the same time.
    Bernie Sanders is the junior United States Senator from Vermont and a Socialist.
    1 hr 30 min
  • This Week in Politics
    This Week in Politics is a hard news look at the past week and the upcoming week in the political world with commentary and insight into polling tends.
    Do polls disenfranchised or entertain voters ?
    We shall focus on the Charlie Cook' Cook Report ,the statistical modeling of Professor Alan Abramowitz and Larry Sabato' Crystal Ball
    1 hr
  • The California Senate Debate
    The "Hewlett-Packard Debate" between Barbara Boxer three term US senator and Carly Fiorina,who is running solely on her experience as the CEO of Hewlett-Packard.
    "What she doesn't tell you, which you will tell everyone, is that she was fired as CEO of Hewlett-Packard after she shipped 30,000 jobs abroad,"Boxer said
    "There is no job that is America's God-given right anymore";Carly Fiorina
    1 hr
  • MidWeek September 2 2010
    Jeff Greene sues The St. Petersburg Times and The Miami Herald for libel, claiming that articles they published cost him his bid for the United States Senate.
    Lisa Murkowski concedes to "Gunner Joe" Miller in Alaska
    "Conservatives have won nothing"; "Right-wing" Erickson.
    He is correct.
    1 hr
  • President Obama Ends Iraq Conflict
    President Nixon ends Vietnam war at 12:30 Paris time today [Tuesday], January 23, 1973.
    President Obama declared the U.S. war in Iraq ended on 31 August 3010, telling the nation that he was fulfilling his campaign pledge to stop a war he had opposed from the start.
    45 min

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