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January 17, 2008
Posted: 06:45 AM ET
(CNN) — Michigan's primary voters sent both parties a message Tuesday. Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider reports on CNN's Michigan exit poll data. Who will be ready on day one to handle a terrorist attack? Homeland Security Correspondent Jeanne Meserve takes a look at this question and at Sen. Hillary Clinton's latest line of attack on rival Sen. Barack Obama. Carol Costello reports on Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee's recent comments about the U.S. Constitution. Nevada holds its caucuses Saturday and unions will play a big role on the Democratic side of the voting. Jessica Yellin reports from Las Vegas about a union that recently endorsed Sen. Barack Obama. Finally, Wolf Blitzer tells you the Political Ticker headlines that are generating the most reader comments. Click here to subscribe to CNN=Politics Daily. –CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart Filed under: Barack Obama Best Political Podcast Hillary Clinton Michigan Mike Huckabee Nevada Polls Presidential Candidates |
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