PODCAST
Election 2012
by Harvard University
Audio from across Harvard University that focuses on the issues at the forefront of the 2012 presidential election.
Episodes
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The Presidential Election 2012: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly | Shorenstein Center
Mark McKinnon, weekly columnist for The Daily Beast and The London Telegraph, and co-founder of the bipartisan group No Labels which is dedicated to more civil discourse in politics, is currently a Fellow at the Institute of Politics.
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Prof. Elaine Kamarck on What Makes a President Successful | PolicyCast
HKS Professor Elaine Kamarck discusses the common threads between presidents that have achieved their political priorities in the United States. Drawing from her experience in the Clinton White House and stories from past presidential administrations, Kamarck tries to define what makes success...
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Prof. Nicco Mele on Elections 2.0: How the Internet Has Changed Political Campaigns | PolicyCast
HKS Professor Nicco Mele, the head of Governor Howard Dean's digital outreach efforts in the 2004 presidential primary, discusses how online efforts fit in to the traditional campaign structure, what makes those efforts an effective fundraising and organizing tool and what the next wave of online...
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The Presidential Debates: Beyond Spin Alley | PolicyCast
Mark McKinnon, former Chief Media Strategist for President George W. Bush, talks about the first 2012 U.S. Presidential debate and compares it with his experiences in the 2000 and 2004 campaigns. He takes us behind the scenes at debate prep and shows how important the post-debate news cycle…
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Voter ID or vote suppression? | PolicyCast
HKS Professor Alex Keyssar discusses the rationale behind voter identification laws and why they've become a hot button issue in the 2012 campaign cycle.
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Conventions, Political Ads and Super PACs | PolicyCast
Alex Castellanos, a veteran Republican media strategist, discusses the impacts of political conventions, negative advertising and Super PACs on the 2012 Presidential race.
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The 2012 Presidential Campaigns: Big Election, Small Campaigns | Shorenstein Center
Speaker Series with Alex Castellanos, political media consultant.
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Audio: 'Balancing act' ahead for Romney and Obama, says ABC's Jake Tapper | Shorenstein Center
For a behind-the-scenes look at the 2012 presidential race, the Shorenstein Center invited Jake Tapper, Senior White House Correspondent for ABC News, to speak about what the Obama and Romney campaigns need to do to win the election.
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Audio: Bloomberg editor: Super PACs add negativity to primary race | Shorenstein Center
Super PACs (political action committees) and large donors have impacted the 2012 presidential race in surprising ways, said Jeanne Cummings, Government Team Deputy Editor for Bloomberg News, at a Shorenstein Center event.
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Audio from across Harvard University that focuses on the issues at the forefront of the 2012 presidential election.
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Audio from across Harvard University that focuses on the issues at the forefront of the 2012 presidential election.
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