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Tune in each Thursday to XM Channel #130, POTUS ’08 at 6:00 PM Eastern/3:00 PM Pacific for Pajamas Media’s weekly PJM Political show! (And at 11:00 PM Eastern/8:00 Pacific for a rebroadcast) If you missed this week’s show, click here to listen:
October 25 PJM Political On XM Satellite Radio
What does GOP presidential hopeful Gov. Mitt Romney say about HillaryCare and other issues? Glenn Reynolds and Dr. Helen Smith interview the former Massachusetts governor. ( Full-length interview here.)
Other topics discussed in this week’s show, hosted by Bill Bradley, include:
Diana West of the Washington Times on her new book, The Death of the Grown-Up, and the dearth of grown-ups on the 2008 campaign trail. (Full-length interview here.)
Gray Lady Down! Michael Malone, ABC News’ “Silicon Insider” on “How The New York Times Fell Apart.” Will the Blogosphere pick up the pieces in ’08? (Full-length interview here.)
James Lileks on Ron Paul and his….dedicated…fans.
US News & World Report’s James Pethokoukis: Will subprime mortgage woes equal a subprime economy in ’08?
Corn & Miniter on the first GOP candidate to leave the race.
Bill Bradley compares and contrasts the response to the Southern California fires with Katrina in ’05.
Roger Simon on the campaign trail.
Produced by Ed Driscoll.
Finally, if you missed any previous episodes of PJM Political, click here and scroll through for hours of audio archives.
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