Friday, October 20, 2006
"Meet the Press" - Links to Past Debates Including Allen-Webb
Sen. Barack Obama will headline "Meet the Press" this Sunday.
Russert will no doubt try to divine whether Obama is going to run for the roses in '08 as well as Obama's take on the midterm elections of less than three weeks. Obama is the author of "The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream."
Afterwards, it's political pundit week.
Russert will be talking to national political pundits and soothsayers to learn what the conventional wisdom holds for the upcoming elections.
David Broder, columnist of The Washington Post, Charlie cook, editor and publisher of Cook Political Report, John Hardwood, chief Washington correspondent of the Wall Street Journal and Darth Novak, syndicated columnist of Chicago Sun-Times and all-around media blowhard will join Russert in a roundtable of pre-election analysis.
During the last few weeks. Russert has held a series of debates between Senate candidates from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Missouri and Minnesota. You can watch the debates here or obtain the transcripts here.
Next week will be the final debate in the series between Democratic Maryland. Rep. Ben Cardin of Maryland against Republican Lt. Governor Michael Steele for the open seat of retiring Democratic Senator Paul Sarbanes.
Russert will no doubt try to divine whether Obama is going to run for the roses in '08 as well as Obama's take on the midterm elections of less than three weeks. Obama is the author of "The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream."
Afterwards, it's political pundit week.
Russert will be talking to national political pundits and soothsayers to learn what the conventional wisdom holds for the upcoming elections.
David Broder, columnist of The Washington Post, Charlie cook, editor and publisher of Cook Political Report, John Hardwood, chief Washington correspondent of the Wall Street Journal and Darth Novak, syndicated columnist of Chicago Sun-Times and all-around media blowhard will join Russert in a roundtable of pre-election analysis.
During the last few weeks. Russert has held a series of debates between Senate candidates from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Missouri and Minnesota. You can watch the debates here or obtain the transcripts here.
Next week will be the final debate in the series between Democratic Maryland. Rep. Ben Cardin of Maryland against Republican Lt. Governor Michael Steele for the open seat of retiring Democratic Senator Paul Sarbanes.
// posted by Howling Latina @ 6:30 PM 
