Sunday Morning Mashup of CBS FACE THE NATION:
BOB CASEY
April 20, 2008
Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey says that his endorsee, Barack Obama is 'lifting the debate' this election cycle.
"All of these voters that are going to vote on April 22nd can see through a lot of these back and forth exchanges. They want to hear about how these candidates are going to address their lives, their jobs, and this terrible economy and there's been a lot of fighting back and forth. But if this is going to become a contest of who's, you know, which campaign has, has engaged in smear tactics, I think Senator Obama will do well on the positive side of that. I think he has lifted the debate. There are lots of times in this campaign where he could have attacked and finger pointed and he didn't. He lifted the campaign and I think that shows his leadership skills."
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Bob Casey also spoke about the general election and how Obama is progressing in Pennsylvania.
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Casey on Coming together after the Party's nomination
Casey on how Barack Obama is making inroads in Pennsylvania
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Sunday Morning Mashup of FOX NEWS SUNDAY:
KARL ROVE
April 20, 2008
Republican stategist, Karl Rove, gives campaign advice to Barack Obama.
"I think it would work more effectively if he were not himself reflective of the old Washington politics. We've seen him go after both Senator McCain and Senator Clinton in ways that even the media have come to say was fundamentally unfair. I think if you step back for a minute, the narrative what that's happened over the last four months, since his win in Iowa to today is that he's become more of an ordinary politician, more of an ordinary Washington politician, a member of the United States Senate, not this aspirational and inspiring figure that he was during that period in November to December to January."
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Rove also gave his breakdown of the Pennsylvania voting districts, spoke about the Republican Vice-Presidency selection process, Condi Rice and the flag pin.
Sunday Morning Mashup of ABC THIS WEEK:
JOHN MCCAIN
April 20, 2008
Republican presidential nominee John McCain says that both Obama and Clinton are out of touch with the American people.
"Well, I have an economic plan. It's good. It's strong. Things have gotten worse in the last several months, as we all know, in our economy. Americans are struggling. American families are sitting around the kitchen table today trying to figure out how they're gonna keep their home, keep their job. Times are very, very tough, and the worst thing you can do, the worst thing you can do is raise taxes. Both Senator Clinton and Senator Obama want to raise taxes, that's out of touch."
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John Mccain also spoke about Iraq, his plans for Health Care, Cutting Taxes and Spending and more.
Preview for Sunday Morning Political Talk Shows on April 20, 2008
Representatives from the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton campaigns will dominate the upcoming Sunday morning talk shows. John McCain will appear in an interview on ABC's This Week. Obama's chief strategist David Axelrod will face off with Clinton's chief strategist Geoff Garin on NBC's Meet the Press. On CBS's Face the Nation will focus on the nearing primary in Pennsylvania with a discussion between Clinton supporter Gov. Ed Rendell and Obama supporter Bob Casey. Fox News Sunday will host Washington D.C. roommates, New York Senator Charles Schumer and Illinois Senator Dick Durbin to promote their fellow state Senator in the Presidential race. Republican strategist Karl Rove will also be a guest on Fox News Sunday.
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Ed Rendell, Pennsylvania Governor, 2008 Hillary Clinton Supporter
Bob Casey, Pennsylvania Senator, 2008 Barack Obama Supporter
SHOW LINK: Face The Nation
Charles Schumer, New York Senator, 2008 Clinton Supporter
Dick Durbin, Illinois Senator, 2008 Barack Obama Supporter
Karl Rove, Republican Strategist
SHOW LINK: Fox News Sunday
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