Webcast Extra - September 23, 2011
Special | 7m 39s
Bad behavior at GOP debate; stock market plunges; GOP 2012 strategy; Libya strategy
On the Webcast Extra: US soldier serving in Iraq gets booed during the GOP presidential debate. Republican set their sites on the White House and Senate in 2012. Why did the stock market plunge after the Fed Reserve took action to boost the economy this week? President Obama's strategy for Libya. John Harwood, Karen Tumulty, Christi Parsons, Susan Davis.
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Major funding for “Washington Week with The Atlantic” is provided by Consumer Cellular, Otsuka, Kaiser Permanente, the Yuen Foundation, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Webcast Extra - September 23, 2011
Special | 7m 39s
On the Webcast Extra: US soldier serving in Iraq gets booed during the GOP presidential debate. Republican set their sites on the White House and Senate in 2012. Why did the stock market plunge after the Fed Reserve took action to boost the economy this week? President Obama's strategy for Libya. John Harwood, Karen Tumulty, Christi Parsons, Susan Davis.
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