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Politics and the Presidential Debates
During this week’s Presidential debates in New Hampshire, Democrats elbowed each other, Republicans went after the Democrats, and pretty much everybody criticized President Bush. What campaign strategies are emerging eighteen months before the election? On Reporter's Notebook, Wall Street Journal employees want to find another buyer. Sara Terry guest hosts.
By Sara Terry • • 30m ListenDuring this week’s Presidential debates in New Hampshire, Democrats elbowed each other, Republicans went after the Democrats, and pretty much everybody criticized President Bush. What campaign strategies are emerging eighteen months before the election? On Reporter's Notebook, Wall Street Journal employees want to find another buyer. Sara Terry guest hosts.
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The Wall Street Journal , which often covers billionaires in its news pages, has a particular interest in them these days. Last month it became public that media magnate Rupert Murdoch has offered $5 billion to buy the Journal and its parent, Dow Jones and Company . Journal employees are so worried about what Murdoch might do to its…
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You could be forgiven for thinking the presidential election is just around the corner, instead of late next year. Debate season is well underway. Last night, New Hampshire was the site of the third Republican debate so far. Earlier in the week, it was host to the second debate by the Democrats. Democrats elbowed each other, Republicans…
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