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Friday In Depth: September 28, 2012

  • 9:06 a.m.

    Friday Roundtable: Deception on the campaign trail

    This week on the Friday Roundtable, our panel will discuss deception on the campaign trail. When so much of what we hear in political ads (and from the candidates themselves) is factually questionable, what's a voter to do?

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  • 10:20 a.m.

    Ask Amy: Holding civil political conversations

    Have you been to a gathering lately where you didn't dare mention who you were voting for? Have you scrubbed your Facebook page of any political mention because the deluge was just too much? How can you hold civil, yet spirited, conversations?

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  • 11:15 a.m.

    The role of political cartoons today

    Before TV shows like Colbert Report and the Daily Show, political cartoons were known for playing the role of satirists and providing biting political commentary. What's the role of editorial cartoons today?

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