Mickey Kaus on Palin, Blogs, Race and the 2008 Elections September 3, 2008

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Slate.com and Bloggingheads.tv contributor Mickey Kaus defends political blogging, discusses race as a factor in the 2008 Presidential elections, and examines rumors concerning Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin's baby.

FORA.tv coverage of the RNC: http://fora.tv/topic/republican_convention

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Mickey Kaus writes "Kausfiles" for Slate.com. He has written about public policy for Newsweek and several other publications, including the New Republic and the Washington Monthly, where he remains a contributing editor. Kaus published The End of Equality in 1992. The book was co-winner of the 1992 Washington Monthly Political Book Award. He is a co-founder and frequent contributor to Bloggingheads.tv. Kaus currently lives in Los Angeles.

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