?President Change? Series
CNC Documentary Features on Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Mike Huckabee
Fast-forward to January 2009. A new President is in the Oval Office. How will he ? or she ? grease the wheels of official Washington to get an agenda of ?change? through Congress? How will the bold visions of change, lofty hopes and dreams and policy promises in each contender?s campaign rhetoric translate into reality? What are the challenges? What impact can personality, leadership style, experience and strategy translate into policy success? And what can we learn from history? What do voters need to know about the candidates? How would a visionary ?non-COO? President Obama go about changing Washington? How about a methodical, detail-oriented President Clinton, a preacher President Huckabee, or a ?straight-talker? with a temper President McCain? How do these candidates? personalities and experiences bode for how they will govern? Any new President will have to work with Congress, and with some very powerful and entrenched special interests. What can history tell us about the odds of their success?
President Obama ? Reporter Todd Zwillich
President Clinton ? Reporter Elizabeth Wynne Johnson
President Huckabee ? Reporter Matt Laslo
President McCain ? Reporter Jodi Breisler
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?President Change? Series CNC Documentary Features on Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Mike Huckabee Fast-forward to January 2009. A new President is in the Oval Office. How will he ? or she ? grease the wheels of official Washington to get an agenda of ?change? through Congress? How will the bold visions of change, lofty hopes and dreams and policy promises in each contender?s campaign rhetoric translate into reality? What are the challenges? What impact can personality, leadership style, experience and strategy translate into policy success? And what can we learn from history? What do voters need to know about the candidates? How would a visionary ?non-COO? President Obama go about changing Washington? How about a methodical, detail-oriented President Clinton, a preacher President Huckabee, or a ?straight-talker? with a temper President McCain? How do these candidates? personalities and experiences bode for how they will govern? Any new President will have to work with Congress, and with some very powerful and entrenched special interests. What can history tell us about the odds of their success? President Obama ? Reporter Todd Zwillich President Clinton ? Reporter Elizabeth Wynne Johnson President Huckabee ? Reporter Matt Laslo President McCain ? Reporter Jodi Breisler
Timing and Cues
Obama: 9:08
Clinton: 11:15
Huckabee: 6:03
McCain: 5:35
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