John Roberts: Switch Hitter
This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Robert Scheer, Lisa Bloom, ACLU Arizona Executive Director Alessandra Soler and Move to Amend's David Cobb on the Supreme Court Also: A big city goes bustcom/avbooth/category/truthdig_radio/" title="Truthdig Radio">Truthdig Radio: Robert Scheer, Lisa Bloom, ACLU Arizona Executive Director Alessandra Soler and Move to Amend's David Cobb on the Supreme Court.
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This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Robert Scheer, Lisa Bloom, ACLU Arizona Executive Director Alessandra Soler and Move to Amend’s David Cobb on the Supreme Court. Also: A big city goes bust.
(This episode originally aired Thursday, June 28.)
Listen to the show:
Segments:
Robert Scheer on John Roberts
Legal Analyst Lisa Bloom on Health Care
ACLU Arizona Executive Director Alessandra Soler on SB 1070
Move to Amend’s David Cobb on Citizens United
Political Scientist Robert Benedetti on Stockton
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