ScienceDebate2008: Upcoming Science Friday Broadcast

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Remember how we have been lobbying for a presidential debate that specifically focuses on each candidate's planned policies regarding science and technology? And remember how things were picking up momentum fairly rapidly in the main stream media? Well, now National Public Radio's Science Friday with Ira Flatow is hosting a one hour call-in discussion regarding this very topic! [free podcast]. This show is being broadcast TODAY at 2pm EST, so be sure to call them in support of ScienceDebate2008! If you would like to prepare in advance, check the Science Friday website, where they have a little quiz regarding the candidates' stated positions regarding various aspects of science.

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