Dan Rather on the 2008 Election, with Key Analysts at the 92nd Street Y Audiobook By Dan Rather, James Carville cover art

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 Dan Rather, the former anchor and managing editor of the CBS Evening News, turns his attention to the upcoming election and how voters can get the information they need to make an informed decision. Rather is joined by James Carville, political consultant and a media personality known as the "Ragin' Cajun".©2007 92nd Street Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association (P)2007 92nd Street Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association Political Science Politics & Government
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James Carville has made a career not only from being a brilliant political strategist but also from being the guy everyone wants to sit next to at a dinner party. He is funny, witty, and opinionated…and then there's that irrepressible Louisiana accent. In this 2007 discussion with legendary CBS news anchor Dan Rather, both men are clearly comfortable in front of a live audience. They speak of the upcoming 2008 presidential election but also cover political history. At one point, Carville - a staunch Democrat who has worked on the campaigns of many a likeminded politician - declares that he's "never going to get over" the 2000 election that failed to put Al Gore in office.
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Interesting as a peek into pre-2008 election handicapping. What will 2020 hold for us? What has changed? What is still the same? Loved hearing these voices!

Fascinating as a look back...

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