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• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • He can do it without FL or OH or MO (but I think he'll win at least one of these)  But without them he just needs to win the Kerry states, Iowa (which he is winning), New Mexico (which he is winning) and just one other battleground (VA, NC, CO or IN) If he doesn't win one of these …

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • He might be able to get to 60 by choosing some republican senators for cabinet positions from states with democratic governors where the governor chooses a replacement for the open senate seat.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • Hey Chuck, are you tired of this question yet?? It seem like every Q&A asks about cell-phone-only homes and quite a few here ask about the Bradley effect.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • I found this on the United State Department of Justice web page under pardon information and instructions :

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • I'd like to follow up and get your thoughts on the Bradley effect also.  It seems that these so-called bradley effect people would be in the undecided collumn now and we wouldn't really see a change in Obama's percentage but we would see a narrow in the lead he holds. 

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • It might boost McCain somewhat since it might shift discussion (at least for a day or two) to foreign affairs rather than the economy.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • I don't think a president can pardon someone who has not been convicted.  If someone is convicted after a presidents term that president can't pardon before the fact.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • I want to follow up on ACORN.  It's my understanding that ACORN had to turn in every registration card they had even if they suspected they were bogus and it was up to the election board for each sate to follow up on the legitimacy of the registrant.  If that's the case then what …

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Oct 20, 2008
  • Not to mention that when Clinton took office the economy was not in great shape.  Nothing like now.  But Clinton did prove that you can raise taxes on the wealthy in poor economic conditions and have positive effects.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Thu Sep 18, 2008
  • Actually Mike, I watched MSNBC and they aired the entire clip. “Do you think [Sarah Palin] has the experience to run a major company, like Hewlett Packard?” asked the host.