Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
A Clinton win in Pennsylvania and a long fight ahead
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton won Pennsylvania with enough of a margin to keep fighing for the party's nomination. Midday explores what the Pennsylvania results mean for the next few weeks and more of the 2008 presidential campaign.11:00 a.m.GuestsTodd Rapp: political analyst, DemocratTom Horner: political analyst, RepublicanMore from MPRPa. voters weigh in on hard-edged Democratic contest (04/22/2008)Pennsylvania primary (04/21/2008)Sharp barbs in Pennsylvania debate (04/17/2008)One of last Minn. superdelegates backs Obama (04/12/2008)Klobuchar endorses Obama (03/31/2008)- Reporting uphill: The challenges of covering national security
Award-winning journalist Tom Gjelten has been covering international and security issues for National Public Radio for years. During a recent speech at Macalester College, Gjelten discussed the challenges of fact-finding when matters of security are involved.12:00 p.m.More from MPRTom Gjelten decodes national intelligence issues (04/18/2008)Resources
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