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Bill Scher (Real Clear Politics, Politico) and Jonah Goldberg (L.A. Times, American Enterprise Institute, The Dispatch, The Remnant)
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Recorded:Oct 26
Posted:Oct 26, 2006
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- Jonah says Iraq was a worthy mistake
- Jonah says the Democrats have an identity crisis
- Bill on potential mid-term aftermath
- Bill’s take on liberalism and the Democratic party
- Bill’s book: Wait! Don’t Move to Canada!
- Project for the New American Century on rebuilding America’s defenses
- Gen. Charles Ward at the American Enterprise Institute
Bloggingheads.tv | Oct 26, 2006 | Bill Scher & Jonah Goldberg
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