Join us after our Superbowl and Valentine’s Day hiatus as we sit down with Vermont gubernatorial candidate, Democrat Matt Dunne. Will he be the first “google governor?” Internet for all? Campaign finance reform? Tune in this Sunday, FEBRUARY 21ST AT 10PM to catch the interview.
And as always, the panel will tackle the headlines of the week.
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Join Team Filibuster as we take your calls and break down the election outcome has the entire nation talking – Republican Scott Brown’s victory in Massachusetts. What does this latest setback mean for Democrats, Republicans, and our nation?
Martha Coakley and Scott Brown are battling out for the Massachusetts U.S. Senate seat once held by the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Brown leads Coakley in the polls–did an eleventh hour rally by President Obama help? Plus, Nebraska Lt. Governor Rick Sheehy on how the recession is affecting his state.
Campaign 2010 is in full swing on The Weekly Filibuster!
Listen as we talk with Rob McNealy, an independent candidate for United States Congress in Colorado’s sixth district. McNealy has garnered a ton of attention for his use of social media and his Twitter Gangster Rap.
Plus, Republican Congressman Todd Tiahrt (KS-04), who last week helped us countdown our top political moments of the decade returns to talk about his bid for United States Senate in Kansas. Tiahrt is running to succeed Senator Sam Brownback who is leaving to run for Governor.
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