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John McCain is public enemy number one to many conservative talk show hosts, who've been criticizing his presidential bid with growing intensity in recent weeks. While many of these hosts have audiences in the millions, McCain's aides say they don't expect the attacks to hurt them much at the polls. We look at the rift between talk radio and the senator from Arizona, and the role it's playing in the Republican primary.
Donald Lambro, Senior Political Correspondent, The Washington Times
Fred Grandy, Co-host, The Grandy and Andy Morning Show, WMAL radio
Dana Milbank, "Washington Sketch" Columnist, "The Washington Post," Author: "Homo Politicus: The Strange and Scary Tribes that run our Government"
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After "Super Tuesday" D.C., Maryland and Virginia voters may find themselves in a unique position: casting primary ballots which could significantly affect the national races for president. But will the potentially high stakes of our February 12th primary motivate people to go to the polls? We head out into the community and explore the personal ethics of voting.
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With Wall Street resembling the Wild West -- and no signs that the volatility is about to end -- it may seem like a scary time to jump into the stock market. But experts say you can minimize your risk and make money no matter when you start investing. Join Kojo as we explore how to build your portfolio even during an economic downturn.
Janet Bodnar, Deputy Editor, "Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine"
Anne Uno, Certified Financial Planner, Principle at Financial Associates in Arlington Virginia, Director of Betterinvesting.org DC Regional Chapter.
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