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The Rundown for Tuesday

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Matt and Trish are here with the Rundown:

Win Rosenfeld

4:47 PM ET | 02-18-2008 | permalink

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Dangerously close to entertaining...

:-) No, it's cute.

--Phillip W.

Sent by Phillip W. | 6:35 PM ET | 02-18-2008

I heard Alison Stewart's interview of Lawrence Lindsey this morning and I was disappointed Alison did no challenge him on some bogus opinions.
1. that Hillary has a lot of good presidential experience by virtue of her being the wife of Bill.
2. that we need someone who can deal with "America's enemies." Why should there be any "enemies"? To potulate other countries as "enemies" is so retrograde and passe. A thought from a previous century. Yet Alison let him get away with this garbage.
I am voting for Obama. I don't want to see America consider other countries as "enemies," and I don't want the U.S. to solve all problems with bombs and missiles.
Roberto Antonio in Utah

Sent by Roberto Eder | 8:26 PM ET | 02-18-2008

It always made me a little sad that my alma mater used "On Wisconsin" as its fight song. Sure, we were a little school, but couldn't have chosen something a bit more original?

Sent by Seth in Kansas | 11:00 PM ET | 02-19-2008

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