November 26, 2010
11/26/2010 | 22m 34s
Obama's domestic & foreign policy issues; Palin in 2012; upcoming cases in Supreme Court.
There's a full plate for Washington after the Thanksgiving break with challenges at home & abroad. Peter Baker (New York Times) on domestic and foreign policy issues for President Obama; John Dickerson (Slate Magazine and CBS News) on Sarah Palin's 2012 ambitions; & Joan Biskupic (USA Today) on cases of immigration and veterans' rights before a Supreme Court with a new justice on the bench.
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November 26, 2010
11/26/2010 | 22m 34s
There's a full plate for Washington after the Thanksgiving break with challenges at home & abroad. Peter Baker (New York Times) on domestic and foreign policy issues for President Obama; John Dickerson (Slate Magazine and CBS News) on Sarah Palin's 2012 ambitions; & Joan Biskupic (USA Today) on cases of immigration and veterans' rights before a Supreme Court with a new justice on the bench.
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