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2008Central.net’s Presidential Election Podcast (01/03/08)

By 2008Central.net | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Biden, Democrats, Dodd, Edwards, Elections, Fred Thompson, Giuliani, Hillary, Huckabee, Independents, Iowa, McCain, Media, Republicans, Richardson, Romney, Ron Paul, Smart Things Said By Smart People

This podcast covers the results of the Iowa Caucuses. We discuss the significance of Huckabee’s victory, the state of the Republican race after Iowa and we also dissect Obama’s victory and analyze the rest of the Democratic race.

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