Palin Problems

Palin Problems

John Nichols and Michelle Goldberg tell some pretty frightening stories about Sarah Palin. Plus a look at the bailout plan for Wall Street and more.

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This week on RadioNation: John Nichols and Michelle Goldberg come back from Alaska with some pretty frightening stories to tell about Sarah Palin*. Plus, in the debate over the Bush Administration’s proposed bailout plan for Wall St, the rubber hit the road. Who rules the legislature–the voters or the financiers? We’ll talk with former Banking Committee chief Economist Robert Johnson and the AFL-CIO’s Thea Lee. And also: the peace movement sits down with Iranian President Ahmandinejad and Howard Zinn talks about political boldness and a new New Deal. Click here to listen to the broadcast.

*the Sarah Palin discussion is in the second segment of the program

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