Canadian Students Cover US Presidential Election from New Hampshire
November 8, 2008 | Manchester, New Hampshire | Vetting explained
Canadians seemed to be more enthusiastic about the US presidential
election than their own, so 5 McGill students headed to New Hampshire
on Election Day to see if American voters were thinking of us as they
headed to the polls.
People will be very entertained by the interviews we managed to get on camera.
Check it out at www.tvmcgill.com
TVM=Politics
Part II will be out tonight!
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- worldview,
- election08
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- America Votes: WorldView
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