Robert Scheer and KPFA’s Philip Maldari: A Spirited Debate
Robert Scheer and KPFA's Philip Maldari chat about issues including state politics, Rambo Obama's use of executive power, the facade of the two-party system and the unresolved economic crisis.
Last weekend on KPFA’s “Sunday Show with Philip Maldari,” Robert Scheer’s discussion was spirited, to say the least. Scheer and Maldari sounded off on a broad range of issues, including the economic crisis, campaign finance, Obama’s abuse of executive power and the past week’s elections in Wisconsin and California. Listen to the first half of the show for Scheer’s debate (and if you’re interested, a great discussion on health care during the second half).
From KPFA
The Sunday Show with Philip Maldari – June 10, 2012 at 9:00am
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