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Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day.

C-SPAN’s Washington Journal opened their telephone lines for viewer comments on news of the day.

Johns Hopkins professor Aviel Rubin talked about electronic voting machines, their security, to what extent they will be used in the 2004 elections, and current legislation related to them…

U.S. Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom John Hanford talked about the U.S. State Department’s annual report on the state of religious tolerance and religious freedom aro…

Economist, Wayne Vroman, joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal and talked about unemployment insurance, including its inception, its purpose, whether it is “welfare” or something different, its…

During a segment of the day’s Washington Journal, C-SPAN opened their phone lines to viewers. Callers spoke on the question, “Should sanctions against Libya by lifted?” Journal host Pedro Ec…

Steve Bouchard, NH State Director of Clark for President, talked via video link from the Clark campaign’s New Hampshire headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire, about the presidential camp…

Brian O’Neill talked about a voluntary joint venture between the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers to redesign cars and sport utility vehicl…

C-SPAN’s telephone lines were open for audience comments on whether they support Democrats or Republicans.

Dr. Georges Benjamin talked about the public health response to influenza. Among the issues addressed were the severity and timing of the current flu season and the increased demand for flu …

Don Means talked about meetup.com and the impact of internet grassroots politics on the 2004 presidential campaign. He also talked about the revenue sources for meetup.com, and responded to …

The Washington Journal Show held an open phones segment where viewers were allowed to call in and share their thoughts. The topic covered was “is barring nations from Iraq contracts good pol…

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments. David Kranz participated by telephone to report on Rep. Janklow’s trial, conviction and the implications for South Dakota politics.

Mr. Bridgeland talked about the level of national volunteerism nearly two years after the creation of USA Freedom Corps. He also responded to viewer telephone calls, faxes, and electronic ma…

Mr. Hutchinson talked about the end of the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System and the launch of the US-VISIT system which will use biometrics to ID travelers. He also responded…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day.

Chuck Todd, Hotline Editor in Chief, talked about political numbers in Iowa and Washington State donors.

Ms. Novak talked about the military detention of some 660 inmates at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and the expected release of 100-200 of them in December and January. She also responded to …

Vaughn Ververs, Hotline Editor, talked about Wesley Clarks' Campaign among other political news of the day.