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Recent Programs
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The American Political Science Association and the Cato Institute hosted a discussion on “Tea Party” political groups and their impact on the government. Speakers include Slate political reporter David Weigel formerly of the Washington Post.
Washington, DC
: 1 hr. 32 min.
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 Discussion: From Earlier
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The American Political Science Association conducted their 2010 annual meeting where presidential speechwriters and scholars analyzed the rhetoric used by President Obama in his public speeches.
Washington, DC
: 1 hr. 37 min.
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Discussion on Obama Speeches
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The Arizona candidates for governor met for their first debate in Phoenix. Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer, Democratic State Attorney General Terry Goddard as well as several third party candidates participated in this hour-long debate, moderated by KAET-TV Horizons host Ted Simons. The group, Citizens Clean Elections Commission, organized this debate.
Phoenix, AZ
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Arizona Governor Debate
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Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Republican candidate Carly Fiorina participated in their first debate in an hour-long event held at Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California. KTVU Political Editor Randy Shandobil moderated the debate and the candidates answered questions from a panel of California political reporters.
Moraga, CA
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California Senate Debate
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The AFL-CIO conducted their annual Labor Day briefing in Washington. Speakers included AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka. He talked about the Labor movement’s political strategy for the upcoming midterm elections.
Washington, DC
: 49 min.
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AFL-CIO Labor Day Briefing
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Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) conducted a town hall meeting in Sapulpa, Oklahoma and took questions from constituents on issues that are of interest to local residents.
Sapulpa, OK
: 1 hr. 4 min.
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Sen. Coburn Town Hall
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Cook Political Report Publisher Charlie Cook and staff writers Jennifer Duffy and David Wasserman discussed who will hold the majority in the House and Senate after November's midterm elections. They looked at key races around the country and assessing the influence of outside personalities and groups such as Sarah Palin and the Tea Party movement.
Washington, DC
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Interview with Cook Political Report Staff Writers
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