Sunday Morning TV Planner

[jefferson_dem]

Fox News Sunday (CC). Bush-Cheney campaign chairman Marc Racicot and Kerry adviser Joe Lockhart preview the final two weeks of the campaign, and Ohio Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell and Stephen Zack, Florida general counsel of the Kerry-Edwards campaign, discuss the possibility of voting scandals.

This Week With George Stephanopoulos (CC). Govs. Jeb Bush (R-Fla.) and Edward Rendell (D-Pa.) discuss their states' roles in the election, and author Ron Suskind and former congressman John Kasich join the panel.

Sunday Morning (CC) explores whether customers are benefiting from the competitive airline industry, and reports on Broadway's puppet trend.

The Chris Matthews Show. Topics include the Christian conservative vote; with The Washington Post's Bob Woodward, NBC's Campbell Brown, U.S. News & World Report's Gloria Borger and the New York Times' David Brooks.

Capital Sunday. Former FCC chairman Reed Hundt and Media Research Center President Brent Bozell debate TV programming and political propaganda.

Inside Politics Sunday. Kerry campaign adviser Chad Clanton and Bush campaign press secretary Scott Stanzel assess the campaign, and Eric Hoplin of the College Republican National Committee, and Grant Woodard of College Democrats of America discuss the student vote.

Meet the Press (CC). Bush campaign manager Ken Mehlman and Kerry campaign strategist Bob Shrum preview the campaign's final two weeks, and a debate between South Carolina Senate candidates Rep. Jim DeMint (R) and Inez Tenenbaum.

Face the Nation (CC). Rudy Giuliani and Kerry senior adviser Tad Devine square off over Campaign 2004.

Reliable Sources. Topics are debate coverage, the Sinclair Broadcasting controversy and the Bill O'Reilly lawsuit.

Late Edition With Wolf Blitzer (CC) interviews presidential candidate Ralph Nader and former presidential candidates Howard Dean and Wesley Clark; Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Kan.) and Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) discuss the campaign, and Republican and Democratic party chairmen Ed Gillespie and Terry McAuliffe debate.

John McLaughlin's One on One. The topic is what a second Bush administration would mean for the country; with the American Enterprise Institute's Norm Ornstein, Washington Monthly's Nick Confessore and Americans for Tax Reform's Grover Norquist.

Booknotes interviews the Washington Times's John McCaslin on "Inside the Beltway: Offbeat Stories, Scoops and Shenanigans From Around the Nation's Capital".

[jefferson_dem]

1. Dean, Clarke, Rendell, Lockhart, Devine, ...

and Shrum?! Didn't think i would see him out there, after the "new blood" took hold.

[jefferson_dem]

2. Mornin' kick!

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