August 08 2008 show notes
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- "Brunch with Bernie" with Senator Bernie Sanders, Independent of Vermont.
- Guest: Charlene Davis, one of the directors of the Jackson County Election Board, Kansas.
- Guest: Ron Suskind. His book, "The Way of The World: A Story of Truth and Hope in an Age of Extremism". The forged Habbush letter.
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Friday 08 August '08 show
- Thom has to finish writing his book this weekend. It was supposed to be finished by August 1. He's been working on it for a year.
- Article: Why McCain May Well Win Robert Parry, August 7, 2008.
"It might seem unlikely that the United States would elect John McCain to succeed George W. Bush when that would ensure continuation of many unpopular Bush policies: an ill-defined war with the Muslim world, right-wing consolidation of the U.S. Supreme Court, a drill-oriented energy strategy, tax cuts creating massive federal deficits, etc., etc.
But there are reasons - beyond understandable concerns about Barack Obama
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