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Kiki Sanford endorses Barack Obama

Category: "I'm voting for..."
Posted on: October 27, 2008 9:26 AM, by Michael Stebbins

Today's AVoteForScience video comes from Dr. Kirsten (Kiki) Sanford, the incredibly talented host of This Week in Science, my favorite science radio show. If you haven't heard it, you can download it as a podcast from iTunes or here. OK, cards on the table, I am a regular on the show so I am a little biased, but seriously it is an entertaining romp through the world of science. So, check the show out.

Kiki speaks frankly about innovation, education and technology and the importance of electing a President with a track record of supporting science. If you are a scientist and want your voice heard, upload your video today. Instructions can be found here.

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She's awesome! I love that podcast (TWIS). But I've never heard her refer to herself as Kiki...weird...

Posted by: Doubting Foo | October 27, 2008 10:34 AM

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