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America Succumbs to Fear and Anxiety over Terror
Violent incidents from the Middle East to Middle America have created widespread fear of what might happen next — generating an atmosphere ripe for political exploitation. We look for a reality check.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenViolent incidents from the Middle East to Middle America have created widespread fear of what might happen next — generating an atmosphere ripe for political exploitation. We look for a reality check.
Later on the program, a look ahead to the next presidential debate, between the Democratic candidates tomorrow night in New Hampshire.
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