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8:34Now PlayingDavid Pakmans trip to the Grassroots Radio Conference in northern California, interest in producer Louis Motamedis makeover, and more.
A couple of primary elections have happened, the biggest news being that switching to the Democratic Party was not enough to keep Arlen Specter in the Senate, losing the Democratic primary to Congressman Joe Sestak of Pennsylvania.
We discuss Arlen Specters odd and seemingly poorly organized campaign, involving a lack of response to Midweek Politics producers, as well as referring to a group of Democrats that endorsed him as Republicans twice during a speech.
Democratic Connecticut Senate hopeful Richard Blumenthal repeatedly refers to when he served in Vietnam, even though he never actually did, and we discuss whether it is reasonable to forget whether or not one has seen combat in the military.
Broadcast on May 19, 2010
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