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Craig Crawford of Congressional Quarterly spoke by telephone about the new Bush-Cheney and Kerry television ads, saying, “this is going to be the longest, meanest, most expensive general ele…

Participants spoke about the conduct of the 2000 presidential campaign and about the narrow outcome of the election. They also commented on the potential impacts the election contest would h…

Panelists talked about media coverage of political events. Among the issues they addressed were the degree to which media is objective in their campaign coverage, the impact of the Internet …

Craig Crawford, Editor-in Chief of The Hotline, talks about the political news of the day and the upcoming elections.

Journalists talked about their role in presidential campaigns. Among the issues they addressed were public attitudes toward the media, how candidates shape the media’s message, and the poten…

Craig Crawford and Howard Mortman of the Hotline talked about the 2000 presidential campaign and how the candidates will fair during the campaign season. They also responded to viewers' tele…

Mr. Crawford discussed news stories and the Justice Thomas speech controversy. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

On election night, C-SPAN opened telephone lines for audience comments. Mr. Crawford and Ms. Foerstel analyzed the midterm election results from local television coverage from around the cou…

The speakers talked about women voters and women candidates. They also talked about the Lewinsky scandal and its potential effect on the 1998 elections.

In this Washington Journal segment, Craig Crawford, The Hotline Editor and Chief, talked about current news headlines and took audience phone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Craig Crawford discussed the upcoming primary elections in California, the candidates for office, and the propositions on the ballot.

In the daybook interview, Craig Crawford, Editor in Chief at The Hotline, talked about current headlines and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Craig Crawford, Hotline editor in chief, talked about second-term presidents and the relevance of President Clinton. He also spoke about campaign finance reform and the possibility of impeac…

At a National Journal round table, American Association of Retired Persons Executive Director Horace Deets answered questions about issues of particular concern to retirees, including Medica…

In the newspaper roundtable, Mr. Feder and Ms. Reynolds talked about current news stories of interest to them back at that time and took viewer calls.

In the daybook interview, Ms. LaVelle talked about current headlines, including the campaign finance investigation, and took viewer calls. Mr. Leland talked about the Newsweek article on the…

Political Analyst Charlie Cook talked about the 1998 congressional races. He outlined the issues in the campaign and why he believes this election will not change the dynamics of Congress ve…

Phil Carlton, who represented tobacco companies Philip Morris, RJ Reynolds, and Brown & Williamson, spoke to reporters from the “National Journal” and other publications. He gave his impress…

Representative Jennifer Dunn(R-WA), the newly elected vice chair of the House Republican Conference, talked with reporters from the National Journal and other publications. She took question…

Mr. Jim Nicholson, Republican National Committee Chairman, took questions from several Washington, DC journalists. Questions ranged from the Republican fund-raising practices, Republican par…