Netroots Nation: Sestak vs. Specter

Netroots Nation: Sestak vs. Specter

From the annual Netroots Nation conference, The Nation‘s Ari Melber and Pennsylvania blogger Susie Madrak moderate the first forum between the two candidates.

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The 2010 Pennsylvania Democratic primary race between former Republican
convert, Senator Arlen Specter, and Rep. Joe Sestak is shaping up to be
one of the marquee races of 2010, and a fight that will shape the course
of the Democratic party.

Recorded at the annual Netroots Nation conference, The Nation’s Ari Melber
and Pennsylvania blogger Susie Madrak moderate the first forum between
the two candidates, on issues ranging from climate change to health care
reform to bi-partisanship in the Senate.

Read Katrina vanden Heuvel’s preview here. Thanks to Netroots Nation for
the video.

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