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What issue was the subject of an “October surprise” in both the 1968 and 1972 presidential elections?
a) Civil rights
b) The Vietnam War
c) Taxes
d) The nuclear arms race
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A weekly update on bills that CQ's editors are tracking.
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 FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair Luncheon Address at Nat'l Assn. for Business Economics
(10/6/2008)
National Association for Business Economics 50th Annual Meeting
(10/6/2008)
1992 Presidential Town Hall Debate
(10/6/2008)
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) Campaign Rally in Albuquerque, NM
(10/6/2008)
Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) Statement on the Economy
(10/6/2008)
Women's Foreign Policy Group Discussion on U.S. Foreign Policy
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Capitol Spotlight - on September 8, 2003, Congressional Quarterly and C-SPAN launched a new version of Capitol Spotlight.
Here's what you'll find in the new version...
- Capitol Spotlight is now updated daily, rather than weekly.
- So every weekday you can read a story by a CQ staff writer, who will write about one of the most important issues or events on Capitol Hill that day.
- And each day you will also get Congressional trivia from the CQ staff.
- In this new version, we are keeping one of our most popular and useful features -- CQ's weekly update of "Bills to Watch."
- You will also still be able to access easy links to all of C-SPAN's on-demand video of Capitol Hill events.
- Plus we are adding new links so that you can watch C-SPAN's LIVE streams of House and Senate floor proceedings.
- And with this new version, you will have easier access to Capitol Spotlight. You can now find it:
- As before, on the Capitol Spotlight webpage.
- Or you can automatically receive each day's version through C-SPAN's Daily Alert! Sign up here.
CQ and C-SPAN are pleased to bring you this new joint service.
Thanks for taking the time to learn about Capitol Spotlight.
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