U.S. Shouldn't Recognize Upcoming Election In Sudan, Says Human Rights Activist

Sam Bell, the executive director of the Genocide Intervention Network, says that the U.S. shouldn't recognize the results of the upcoming Sudanese election.

Bell explained that opposition candidates have had limited access to media and are restricted by draconian national security laws.

“This is not going to be a legitimate election and it shouldn’t be recognized as such by the United States or other parties,” said Bell. (0:29)
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Human Rights Advocates Running Facebook Ads For Sudan

Gabriel Stauring, the director of Stop Genocide Now, says that his organization is running Facebook ads to raise awareness over Sudan. Stauring notes that these ads target the constituents of members of Congress who sit on foreign affairs committees. (0:37)

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The Dalai Lama Views Elections As An Important Element Of Democracy

The Dalai Lama stated Friday that he believes elections are important as an element of democracy. (0:37)
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McCain Explains Exactly How New Bill Will Help Iranian People

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McCain Asserts Strong Response Needed Towards Iranian Election

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Iran Scholar Claims Election Is Likely Fixed

Jim Phillips, an Iranian scholar from The Heritage Foundation, asserts that the Presidential Election in Iran was fixed. (5:52).
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Former Congressman Bob Ney Interviews Mark Brzezinski

Former Congressman Bob Ney talks to Mark Brzezinski about expectations for President-Elect Barack Obama at Radio Row on January 19, 2009 (03:04).
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Islamic radicals weren't behind Obama candidacy

Author Ron Suskind asked people "on the edge of Islamic radicalism" about the U.S. election at various points during the election. (2:58)
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Moderates going left

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Obama voters explain their choice

Various Washington D.C. voters explain why the chose to vote for Barack Obama. (1:16)
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McCain campaign excited about polls, Palin

McCain-Palin Campaign Manager Rick Davis says that he believes a comeback is in progress for Sen. McCain. He also said Gov. Palin is still attracting big crowds at her speeches. (0:47)
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Voter challenges may occur on election day

Common Cause Regional Director of State Operations for Western States Derek Cressman is worried that there will be voting challenges or 'cagings' on election day (0:25).
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Obama campaign agrees with McCain campaign for once

Obama-Biden Senior Adviser Anita Dunn says that McCain Senior Policy Adviser Doug Holtz-Eakin's admission that a health care plan one receives at their job is better than any plan they could get with McCain's tax credit is surprising but true. (1:06)
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McCain will help homeowners

Former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp explains why Sen. McCain is the best candidate to deal with the housing crisis. (1:15)
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What exactly is Obama's tax plan?

Senior McCain Policy Advisor Doug Holtz-Eakin says that it's hard to keep track of Sen. Obama's tax plan since he keeps changing it. (1:01)
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Afghanistan-U.S. relationship will improve under next president

Ambassador of Afghanistan to the U.S. Said Jawad says that the U.S.-Afghanistan relationship will improve no matter who the next president is. He also says he is impressed by both candidates. (0:55)
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McCain campaign worried for country under Obama

McCain-Palin Foreign Policy Adviser Randy Scheunemann warns of the issues in Sen. Obama's foreign policy plans. He also says that Obama is hesitant to admit when he is wrong. (0:58)
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Giuliani agrees with Biden for once

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani says that Biden's comments that Obama would get tested early in his presidency are very revealing to the danger an Obama presidency would bring. (1:09)
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Voters usually select the president, but not always

The Federal Register's Director of Legal Affairs and Policy Amy Bunk says that there have been times electors have ignored the voters. (1:33)
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Next president must deal with economic aftermath

World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoelick discusses the responsibility of the next U.S. president to modernize the world economy (0:35).
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