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Frontline: The Choice 2004
In  this tight election year, you've probably heard more than you want about both candidates for U.S. president. But PBS' Frontline puts a fresh spin on the topic by grounding their analyses of Bush and Kerry in historical introspection. With the help of countless presidential scholars, Frontline looks at the job specs for the commander in chief and what qualities help a person succeed in the Oval Office. Historians even rate all the presidents from Washington to Clinton. Who would have thought Polk rated so high? Of course, if you're still rating the two contenders for 2004, check out the interviews with their childhood friends, speechwriters, and various journalists to get the inside scoop. And someday, pundits and scholars will add this year's winner to their rankings. (in Politics > U.S. Elections) |
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