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Daily Video December 21 2015

Democrats square off in third presidential debate
Both domestic and foreign affairs played a role in the Democrat’s last presidential debate of 2015.
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Daily Video December 16 2015

Republican candidates clash over national security in fifth debate
Nine Republican presidential candidates met Tuesday night in Las Vegas to debate how to keep the co…
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Daily Video December 15 2015

Immigration issue separates GOP from many Latino voters
DOWNLOAD VIDEO As Republican presidential candidates square off in Las Vegas Tuesday night…
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Lesson Plan December 15 2015

How has technology changed the way candidates run for president? - Lesson Plan
Subject(s) Social studies, U.S. Government, Civics Estimated Time: Two to three …
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Daily Video December 10 2015

What do early election polls tell us?
History has shown that early opinion poll numbers often do not predict the candidates that will ultimately win their party’s nomination going into a presidential election.
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Lesson Plan December 08 2015

Meet the presidential candidates in Election 2016 - Lesson Plan
Subjects Social Studies, Government, Civics Estimated Time Two to three 45-minut…
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Lesson Plan December 08 2015

What is social media's role in Election 2016? - Lesson Plan
Subject(s) Government, U.S. History, Civics, Journalism Estimated Time One …
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Daily Video November 18 2015

Some governors want to refuse Syrian refugees
In the wake of Friday’s terror attacks in Paris, more than half of governors in the United States, mostly Republicans, say they oppose a plan to resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees into the country by next fall.
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Daily Video November 05 2015

Do conservative wins in Tuesday’s election predict 2016?
Despite so much national focus on the next year’s presidential election, voters across the country decided a number of races and ballot measures in their own cities and states on Tuesday.
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Daily Video October 27 2015

Republican outsiders maintain lead in presidential race
In the Republican presidential primary race, poll numbers in the states with the earliest primaries now appear to show candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson running neck-and-neck.
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