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I love doing interviews with the BBC because they make my kids think I’m cool (something to do with someone speaking in a British accent to their mom). The questions posed this time around reflect the loudest and most often emphasized media being produced and consumed, online and off. But you’ll have to listen to my responses to hear how I handled that impression.
You can listen to last night’s exchange
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. And here’s some info about the gentleman who interviewed me, Julian Keane.
By Jill Miller Zimon at 8:49 am August 27th, 2008 in Barack Obama, Campaigning, Democrats, Elections, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Media, Ohio, Politics, Voting
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He got a bit uppity at the end, but I thought you parried pretty well.
You should have asked him why British food tastes like cardboard.
He was cheeky but I liked that!