Presidential Campaign Update

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By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, December 5, 2007.
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With the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary only weeks away, we take a look at where the Presidential field stands in terms of how the issues are playing out and how the candidates look going into the two first in the nation states of Iowa and New Hampshire.

Guests

  • Jon Greenberg, Executive Editor for News at New Hampshire Public Radio and curator of Primary Place Online
  • Scott Spradling, Political Director, news anchor and host of WMUR's Sunday political talk show "Close-up New Hampshire."

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I have found the traditional

I have found the traditional media sources very unsatisfactory in terms of providing information about _all_ the candidates; it seems that the TV, radio, and print media outlets have chosen for us the "top 3" candidates, and have ignored the rest, even though some of the "second tier" candidates have a great deal of intelligence and experience in today's important issues. The debates have been almost worthless, in terms of candidates' ability to actually get their ideas and plans out there. I have essentially turned to the Internet almost exclusively for in-depth coverage and exploration of the candidates and their positions.

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