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Some Democratic strategists say the best hope for a 2004 presidential victory lies with a solid centrist candidate, while others think American Democrats will only rally behind a true lefty. A panel talks about this debate within the Democratic party as the candidates compete for their party's nomination.
Ron Elving, Washington editor for National Public Radio
Roger Hickey, Co-director of the Campaign for America's Future
Ed Kilgore, policy director for the Democratic Leadership Council
According to neurologist Richard Restak, the way our brains work has changed over the past century. New medications, genetic mapping and imaging technology have all led to a better understanding of how the brain works. Dr. Restak explains what we've learned about the brain and what future advances are possible.
Richard Restak, neurologist
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