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Daydreaming:
What's the State of Your Union?
Feb-24-2009
...As you may have heard, President Barack Obama will address a joint session of Congress tonight. Technically it's not a State of the Union address, as Obama was just sworn in last month,...
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A Monument To His Greatness
Dec-31-2008
...elect Obama, members of the United States Senate and his own state's legislatures think about proper behavior when under investigation for corruption. The Rod does what the Rod wants....
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A Bright Spot in a Dismal Job Market
Nov-17-2008
...A Bright Spot in a Dismal Job Market. Advice for job seekers in the upcoming Obama administration. --Brian Unger With unemployment hovering at a generational high, there is one place...
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Hey, that's no way to say goodbye
Nov-07-2008
...Obama era. This is my last day hosting Day to Day -- a show I love. But after five years of getting up at 4:00 every morning to meet the deadline pressures of a daily...
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Reflections On The First Black President
Nov-05-2008
...Reflections On The First Black President. In Los Angeles, black voters show that there is more than one way to support Obama. . At the "Magic Johnson Starbucks" in Ladera Heights in...
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Obama Fashion
Nov-05-2008
...Obama Fashion. Every other person in Ladera Heights this morning seemed to be wearing some sort of Obama gear. . Aaron Farley for NPR It seemed that just about every...
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Coffee and Hope
Nov-05-2008
...the questions we are going to ask: If your cell phone rang, and it was Barack Obama, what would tell him he should do first?...
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Coffee and Hope
Nov-05-2008
...morning after. And one of the questions we are going to ask: If your cell phone rang, and it was Barack Obama, what would tell him he should do first?...
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Daydreaming:
Subversive Almonds, Dolls And Other Election-Night Rituals
Nov-04-2008
...get sucked into poll-reporting and it caused so much anxiety that even when she was ready to turn off the tube, she couldn't sleep. Barack Obama's Ohio campaign manager hasn't shaved...
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If Students Were Deciding The Election ...
Nov-03-2008
...If Students Were Deciding The Election .... If it was up to students in California's schools to determine our next president, it would be a landslide for Barack Obama. Sen. Obama took...
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If Students Were Deciding The Election ...
Nov-03-2008
...If Students Were Deciding The Election .... If it was up to students in California's schools to determine our next president, it would be a landslide for Barack Obama. Sen. Obama took...
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Moms Talk Obama
Oct-27-2008
...Moms Talk Obama. What has - or hasn't - Barack Obama's candidacy done for race relations?. NPR Staff Photo --Madeleine Brand I sat down with a group of African-...
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Last Chance
Oct-15-2008
...Last Chance. What do you want to hear in tonight's debate?. NPR Photo-composite: Barack Obama, John McCain AP Images We heard from an undecided voter on the...
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It's Hot in Here!
Oct-07-2008
...Barack Obama AP Images Is your workplace feeling a little sensitive? The presidential race is heating up and maybe nasty political comments among your co-workers are...
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Debate Watching
Sep-25-2008
...now, with Senator McCain calling for it to be postponed and Senator Obama calling for the debate to go on as planned, the drama is at an all-time high. This could be some of the most...
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Men Like Her
Sep-03-2008
...among Independents (who both sides are coveting), men prefer McCain 47 to 42 percent. Women prefer Obama 46 to 39 percent. And a CBS poll notes that in response to Palin nomination,...
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Wayne Kramer's DNC Diary
Sep-01-2008
...to bring Obama's camp into the picture so the vets could deliver their letter of demands to the presumptive nominee. After a few tense minutes, the Obama camp agreed to meet with the...
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A Heartbeat Away
Aug-29-2008
...brief, or forgo traveling to spend time with her kids? It's also interesting that these questions have never come up for Barack Obama, who has two young girls. No one wonders (at least...
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What Simon Said
Aug-28-2008
...about Relentless: How Barack Obama Outsmarted Hillary Clinton by Roger Stone. He's the chief political columnist at Politico.com, a long-time reporter with Chicago roots. (Click over...
