Political Gabfest - Slate: The "Whoops, Did I Really Just Hand the 2000 Election to Bush?" Gabfest

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🗓️ 3 May 2013

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Slate's Political Gabfest, featuring David Plotz, John Dickerson and Emily Bazelon. This week: Gitmo gets a hunger strike, the FAA gets a furlough fix and Justice O'Connor gets regretful.

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0:36.6	Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for May 3rd, 2013.
0:40.3	The whoops, did I really just hand the 2000 election to Bush edition?
0:45.1	I'm David Plotz, the editor of Slate.
0:46.4	This afternoon, I have relocated to Slate's beige-ish New York studio, where I'm joined by
0:51.4	Emily Bazelon, Paragon of legal virtue, Slate Senior Editor.
0:55.5	I like that.
0:57.3	All right.
0:58.1	That's a good one.
0:59.4	Hello, Emily.
1:00.1	Hello.
1:00.8	And from D.C., where the cheese stands alone, is Slate's senior.
1:05.0	Oh, no, you're not our senior editor.
1:06.2	You're our chief political correspondent, John Dickerson.
1:08.0	Hi, John.
1:08.4	Hi, David.
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