September 12 2008 show notes


  • The show was guest hosted by Lee Rayburn, host on 92.1 The Mic, Madison, WI.

  • Clips from the ServiceNation Presidential Forum and Charles Gibson's interview of Sarah Palin.

  • Guest: James Thindwa, Executive Director of Chicago Jobs with Justice.

  • Guest: Kristina Wilfore, Executive Director, Ballot Initiative Strategy Center.

  • Guest: Greg Asbed, co-founder, Coalition of Immokalee workers. Slavery on Florida farms.

  • Guest: Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C. Bolivia.

  • Guest: Brad Friedman, Brad Blog. McCain's absentee ballot application forms.

  • Guest: Norman Stockwell, Operations Coordinator, WORT Radio in Madison, Wisconsin.

  • Guest: Debra Sweet, National Director of World Can't Wait.

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Friday 12 September '08 show




  • The show was guest hosted by Lee Rayburn, host on 92.1 The Mic, Madison, WI.
  • John McCain's campaign has been sending out absentee ballot applications to likely Obama voters. Karl Rove. Caging. Wrong return addresses, overly complicated, inaccurate. In one Ohio county 750 people have been scrubbed. Work for community service. Keep the envelope with your address on, and with clerk's address, we need lots of evidence before November. One third of one county's absentee ballots have been declared invalid because McCain added an extra box.
  • [Judy Woodruff]: "Senator, at the Republican convention, a couple of speakers, most notably your running mate, vice presidential nominee, Sarah Palin, made somewhat derisive comments about Senator Obama

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