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Kansas City Star political correspondent Steve Kraske spoke by phone about the lKansas Senate race, one considered a toss-up. He also talked about Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidenti…

Headlines from the day’s newspapers were read, and telephone lines were open for viewer responses to the question: “Is a mandatory Ebola quarantine for health care workers returning from Wes…

Telephone lines were open for comments on the question, “Who will you vote for, and why?” Journalists from Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Georgi…

Steve Kraske talked about how close a race exists between Senators McCain and Obama, and the potential for long voting lines (Missouri does not allow advance voting). In political history, M…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments. Steve Kraske was interviewed by telephone from Kansas City, Kansas, about the Republican presidential caucuses which were held today in Kans…

Prior to the presidential debate, live interviews were conducted in the “spin” room and in the auditorium. Video clips were shown of some earlier outdoor interviews on the campus of Washingt…

Washington Journal guests were interviewed live from the C-SPAN School Bus in St. Louis and provided an in-depth look at the Missouri presidential race. Mr. Kraske participated by telephon…

Before an audience at Columbia College, the candidates debated many issues, including the confirmation of federal judges, minimum wage, qualifications for office, drilling in the Artic, repa…

Jennifer Duffy and Amy Walter talked about the Cook Report that would be coming out today in publication talking about the various House and Senate races around the country. Mr. Kraske joine…

Candidates debated issues of higher education, tax reduction, transportation and farm issues.

Current events were examined through; newspapers, interviews with journalists/newsmakers/legislators, and viewer phone calls/faxes/e-mail. Reporters who discussed regional races included; Mr…

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Four candidates for the Senate seat in Kansas participated in a televised debate. Seated together at a table in the television studio, the candidates responded to questions from a panel of r…