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A Look Ahead - Political Predictions for 2012
On our previous program, we looked at the major political stories of 2011. This week we take a look ahead at the major stories of 2012, such as the presidential election and the future of gambling in Florida.
Guests:
Jim DeFede, WFOR CBS4
Sean Foreman, Ph.D., Barry University
Tim Padgett, TIME Magazine
Robert Watson, Ph.D., Lynn University
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December 30, 2011
This Week on Issues - 12/30 & 1/01
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