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Tonight - sex, race, and Presidential politics!
New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer (D) is embroiled in day two of a scandal linking
him to a high-priced prostitute ring. Can this hard-charging former prosecutor
save his political career? And will Spitzer, Clinton's biggest home state
backer, inevitably serve as a reminder of the Clintons' own history involving
sex scandals?
Our panel of New York reporters will bring you the inside scoop and then we'll
talk to the man leading the impeachment effort against Spitzer, Assemblyman
James Tedisco (R-NY).
The back and forth between the '08 Democratic campaigns intensified today as
Sen. Clinton attacked her rival for political doublespeak. Plus, Clinton
supporter Geraldine Ferraro told a local paper that Sen. Obama would not be
where he was if he were white. We'll bring you these fightin' words from the
campaign trail as well as exit poll numbers out of today's Mississippi primary.
Plus, what does the sleeping child in Sen. Clinton's 3am ad have to say about
the '08 race? And why is Pres. Bush singing about Scooter Libby and "Brownie?"
Don't miss a special interview with Sen. Obama during tonight's coverage of the
Mississippi primary starting at 10pm ET. It's only on MSNBC - the place for
politics.
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website www.politics.msnbc.com, powered by NBC News and the National Journal.
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Vidhya Murugesan compiled the "Hardball Briefing" from Washington, D.C.
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