Sunday Talking Heads: November 2, 2008

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Sunday Talking Heads: November 2, 2008
By: Elliott Sunday November 2, 2008 4:30 am



John McCain put the cherry on top of his double maverick campaign for President of the United States with an appearance on Saturday Night Live. As expected, he was in the opening skit with Tina Fey's Sarah Palin. Even his wife Cindy made a cameo appearance. Groveling for votes in a forum unlikely to get him any, did he do it to impress his media friends? Sad, but funny.

If you haven't all ready, VOTE. It ain't over until all the ballots are cast and counted.

Washington Journal: 7:30am - Reid Wilson, Real Clear Politics, Associate Editor & Peter Hart, Hart Research Associates, Chairman. 8:30am - Joseph Hallett, Columbus Dispatch, Chief Political Reporter. 9:30am - Newspaper Articles & Viewer Calls. email questions for guests to [e-mail]

ABC's This Week: Topics: Arizona, McCain's home state. What are the last minute campaign strategies and tactics? What are their expectations for election night, turnout, and their plans for convincing those last few "persuadable voters" to cast a ballot for their candidate? David Axelrod Senior Strategist for the Obama campaign, and Rick Davis Campaign Manager for the McCain Campaign. Roundtable:Time Magazine's Mark Halperin, ABC News' Donna Brazile, Matthew Dowd, and George Will. contact George

CBS' Face The Nation: David Axelrod Chief Strategist Obama Campaign and McCainiac Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) Chairman Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) Chairman, National Republican Senatorial Committee Republican contact Bob Schieffer

Chris Matthews: Joe Klein Time Magazine Columnist, Norah O'Donnell MSNBC Chief Washington Correspondent, Eugene Robinson Washington Post Columnist, Katty Kay BBC Washington Correspondent. Topics: Will Americans elect Barack Obama on Tuesday? What will be the Clintons' role in American politics? contact Chris