RepChatter: RepChatter #57

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RepChatter #57

The jury is still very much out as to who won the recent vice presidential debate. Did Biden score more points? Did Palin's down-home hockey mom straight talk win the day? Deb Brown and Dawn Lauer joined Ted and Steve on the afternoon of the debate to discuss what should and shouldn't be said, as well as share some general thoughts on the election. Their comments prove interesting in light of what actually did go down in St. Louis last Thursday night.

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October 06, 2008 | Permalink

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Welcome to RepChatter, a semi-monthly podcast hosted by Steve "RepMan" Cody and Ted "Ludacris" Birkhahn. Each RepChatter show will focus on breaking news items concerning individuals and institutions whose reputations are being threatened by real or imagined misdeeds. We'll do our best to dissect the issues at hand from a public relations perspective and offer insights into how these individuals and organizations should be responding.

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