Iraq’s political campaign methods
It is election season in Iraq, on the 7th of March Iraqis will go to the polls and decide who will make up their next government.
Iraq’s politicians want to be part of the new parliament but they are using a very old method of speaking to voters – the political poster.
As a result, Baghdad’s printers and party activists are working around the clock.
Omar al-Saleh reporting from Baghdad.
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Oliver Stone on American Politics Today
Oliver Stone talks about the battle for mindshare, partisan politics and Sarah Palin
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Liverpool Riverside: ‘Politics isn’t working’
The Liverpool Riverside constituency has delivered one of the lowest turnouts at the last two general elections. John Harris finds out why politics isn’t speaking to people there
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Makwere gears up for Matuga by-election
Too many questions. too few answers has always been the case with Chirau Ali Makwere’s political career. After moving to the court of appeal to challenge the decision to nullify his election, the minister appears to be on a campaign trail without waiting for the verdict… and all this coming before the speaker of the national assembly declares the seat vacant.
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Toyota’s role in US domestic politics
Dave Levinthal, the communications director for the Centre for Responsive Politics, has done extensive research on Toyota’s relationship with Washington.
He discusses the influence of US domestic politics on the congressional hearings on Toyota’s safety recalls with Al Jazeera’s Shihab Ratanssi (25 Feb 2010).
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HERITAGE FOUNDATION: “How Modern Liberals Think”
Monday, March 5, 2007
Featuring:
Evan Sayet
Writer, Lecturer and Pundit
Hosted by:
Becky Norton Dunlop
Vice President,
External Relations,
The Heritage Foundation
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Iraq election campaign begins
Official campaigning for Iraq’s March 7 general election started on Friday in a tense atmosphere overshadowed by angry demands from provincial leaders that workers linked to Saddam Hussein be fired.Duration: 00:32
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The Alyona Show: No Will on Capitol Hill (Part 4)
Since President Obama took office in January of 2009, the Muslim world has expected a larger voice in american politics and a more understanding American government abroad. Some believe the President has done enough to strengthen relations with the muslim world, others say he must do more. Cory saylor from the council for American Islamic Relations, Sugail Khan, Senior Fellow at Globalengage.com and Assad Akhter, President of the Muslim Staffers Association on Capitol Hill join Alyona live in studio to debate the presidents Muslim relations resume.
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Michael Savage Attacks a Dumb Liberal Named Dan on Politics
http://michaelsavage.wnd.com/
Michael Savage Attacks a Dumb Liberal Named Dan on Barack Hussein Obama and other Topics…Aired on 3/4/08.
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Political Campaign – Head Greeter
Church’s can be political. Here’s what it would look like if a church had political campaigns.
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