Full Version: Best Edition of America's Debate Radio
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2. The show must have aired after July 1, 2007.
Reference: America's Debate Radio Audio Archive
1. A link to the nominated show.
2. The show must have aired after July 1, 2007.
Reference: America's Debate Radio Audio Archive
While it's one of the most recent, I'm going to go with the June 4, 2008 show (123rd edition). droop's exhilaration at the presumptive nomination of Sen. Obama was priceless - and one of the most genuine and heartfelt call-ins the show has had. Allegedly News was also pretty off the wall - and Jaime and Mike's double act just keeps getting better and better. 
Since I don't have the chance to listen to the broadcasts anymore, I have to go strictly based on the written description. I'll go with this one, from November 1, 2007.
That sounds like a good mixture of topics.
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During the first hour, we discussed the most recent Democratic presidential candidates' debate, a report on the media's coverage of the presidential campaign, the nomination of Michael Mukasey for Attorney General, and had some lingering Halloween fun.
During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed American views of the rest of the world, appointing versus electing executive branch cabinet members, the recent judgment handed down against the Westboro Baptist Church, the Democratic candidates debate, Ron Paul's viability as a candidate, and whether or not Americans generally have a sense of entitlement.
During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed American views of the rest of the world, appointing versus electing executive branch cabinet members, the recent judgment handed down against the Westboro Baptist Church, the Democratic candidates debate, Ron Paul's viability as a candidate, and whether or not Americans generally have a sense of entitlement.
That sounds like a good mixture of topics.
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