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Satellites, cable TV and other communications technologies have made America's presidential process more accessible than ever before. On Super Tuesday, as Americans turn out for caucuses and primaries in 24 states, the rest of the world is watching. Will America choose a black man or a woman ?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readSatellites, cable TV and other communications technologies have made America's presidential process more accessible than ever before. On Super Tuesday, as Americans turn out for caucuses and primaries in 24 states, the rest of the world is watching. Will America choose a black man or a woman? Will the world's most powerful country be led by a businessman, a military veteran or a former preacher? As Democrats and Republicans perform their civic duty, we talk to a wide range of foreign observers. What do they think of George W. Bush? Who do they want in the White House next?
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Super Tuesday: In the Eyes of the Rest of the World- 1:36Super Tuesday Comes To a Head
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The full episode
2 of 3Super Tuesday: In the Eyes of the Rest of the World- 1:36Super Tuesday Comes To a Head
- 7:37View from Around the WorldYou’re reading this
- 41:46What Kind of Person Runs for President?