Webcast Extra - April 13, 2012
Special | 9m 12s
Candidate tax returns and the Buffet rule; NRA and Obama; North Korea's future.
On the Webcast Extra: Ahead of next week's tax deadline, President Obama campaigns on the Buffett Rule and candidates release their tax returns. Plus, the politics behind the NRA's claim that President Obama has a strong anti-gun record. Also, whether political mini-scandals weigh on the electorate's decision. And, what steps North Korea might take after their failed missile launch?
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Webcast Extra - April 13, 2012
Special | 9m 12s
On the Webcast Extra: Ahead of next week's tax deadline, President Obama campaigns on the Buffett Rule and candidates release their tax returns. Plus, the politics behind the NRA's claim that President Obama has a strong anti-gun record. Also, whether political mini-scandals weigh on the electorate's decision. And, what steps North Korea might take after their failed missile launch?
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