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Taegan Goddard, Founder of Political Wire & Editor-at-Large at The Week.com

April 22, 2013 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

For anyone keeping a political scorecard at home, we have just completed a week that covered more of the biggest issues we face than any

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Taegan Goddard, Founder of Political Wire & Editor-at-Large at The Week.com

January 29, 2013 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

For many of us — perhaps even President Obama — it felt like his second term political honeymoon didn’t last much beyond the start of

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Mick Cornett, Mayor, Oklahoma City

December 21, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

Ask most people in our country to describe Oklahoma City, and the first response will likely be Western. Maybe home to the NBA finalists Oklahoma

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Michael D. Shear, NY Times

December 16, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

Michael D. Shear of the New York Times discusses Newtown, CT, the politics of Gun Control and the Fiscal Cliff. (Originally broadcast 12-16-12 on The John Batchelor

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Ben Smith, Buzzfeed

October 29, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Technology, Uncategorized

With just 10 days to go until our nation comes together to choose our next President, we already have a winner in this election: Social

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Hari Sreenivasan, The Digital Campaign, PBS Newshour

October 27, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Technology, Uncategorized

A conversation on the new ways the political campaigns — particularly President Obama’s — use data to target likely voters and encourage them to get

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Robert Wright, Writer & Editor of Bloggingheads.tv

October 27, 2012 admin All Conversations, Culture, Politics, Uncategorized

It seems there are no small issues in Robert Wright’s world. From the “Evolution of God” and the role of religion in social order to

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Tom Jensen, Director, Public Policy Polling

October 27, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

If you look just at the numbers, folks, this one is too close to call. After nearly two years of campaigning, we’re down to 10

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Callum Borchers, Boston Globe

October 27, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

With just 10 days to go before the election, any political junkie would want to be on the campaign trail. Eating bad food, sleeping in

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Henry Brady, Dean, UC Berkeley School of Public Policy, on Conventions

September 12, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

One of the big questions that came out of our national political conventions was not so much “what?” — as in “what do the candidates

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Steve Kornacki, MSNBC & Salon.com

September 8, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Uncategorized

While a declining number of us may be watching our national political conventions on television, an increasing number of journalists are attending in person. By

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EJ Dionne, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution

June 2, 2012 admin All Conversations, Politics, Public Policy, Uncategorized

Four years ago, no matter how you voted, there was a sense that, maybe, just possibly, we as a nation would be ready to come

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