October 14 2008 show notes
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- Guest: Brad O'Leary. President of ATI-News. "Take the Obama Test" web site.
- Thom was on Fox News on Sunday defending Acorn (video).
- Guest: Victor Davis Hanson, a blogger at Pajamas Media.
- Guest: Glenn Greenwald, Salon.com. "Great American Hypocrites: Toppling the Big Myths of Republican Politics".
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Tuesday 14 October '08 show
- John McCain unveiling his new economic program.
- "It cannot escape notice, that a duty upon the importation of an article can no otherwise aid the domestic production of it, than giving the latter greater advantages in the home market."
Report on the Subject of Manufactures, Alexander Hamilton.
- Guest: Brad O'Leary. President of ATI-News, Chairman of the Board of PM Direct and is the former President of the American Association of Political Consultants. "Take the Obama Test" web site. Which are better - Obama
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