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Filed under: PoliGazette Radio — Michael van der Galien, Editor-in-Chief on February 29, 2008 @ 7:52 pm CET

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Today on PoliGazette Radio (2PM ET): Rick Moran and I will talk to co-blogger Jason Steck about his support for Barack Obama. Is Obama a moderate or centrist?

You can listen to the show by clicking on the player in the right sidebar or by clicking here. Of course, as usual, we also have a live chat going. Please join us in the chat, where you can talk to us, the other listeners and where you can, of course, ask questions. Questions we’ll try to answer during the show.

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We did two shows because the first was cut off. Hope you enjoy it!

Reader Christine Stanley sent the following link. Read it. It’s a closer look at Obama’s team of adviser.

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1 A. A. B.

February 29, 2008 @ 6:24 pm CET

Dag Michael, heb je mijn antwoord-email gekrijgt? Wanneer jij me schreef, heb ik je emails in mijn spam folder gevonden.

2 Michael van der Galien

February 29, 2008 @ 6:32 pm CET

Ha, jazeker. Bedankt. Maar dit artikel gaat over PoliGazette Radio

(Yes, received your e-mail, but this is about PoliGazette Radio ;))

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February 29, 2008 @ 6:38 pm CET

I just commented on the first article to make sure you’d see it immediately. Since you didn’t mail me back, I was afraid that it ended up in your spam folder. It wouldn’t be the first time this happens to emails I send to people from this address… Anyway, I’ll have a look, or a listen at Poligazette radio. If I finish dinner by then, that is.

4 Michael van der Galien

February 29, 2008 @ 6:42 pm CET

Don’t worry; just keeping it short so people won’t treat it as an Open Thread. We have open threads sometimes, meaning that people can talk about whatever they want to. I’d rather have people talking about the show, if they so wish, in this one though.

I have responded to it by the way.

Next week should interest you. We’ll talk to Ali Eteraz. A (’moderate’) Muslim writer and thinker.