Jun 11, 2010 — Everything you always wanted to know about Political Junkie Ken Rudin, but were (understandably) afraid to ask. An interview in Media Bistro's FishbowlDC.
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The Truth About Political Junkie
by Ken Rudin
Jun 11, 2010 — Everything you always wanted to know about Political Junkie Ken Rudin, but were (understandably) afraid to ask. An interview in Media Bistro's FishbowlDC.Well, not really. But don't you want to find out which public official I'd like to be trapped with on a deserted island? A revealing interview, courtesy Media Bistro's FishbowlDC.
Also, this week's Trivia Answer.
The last elected female senator to be defeated for renomination in the primary? Hattie Caraway, an Arkansas Democrat, who lost the 1944 primary to J. William Fulbright. Caraway, by the way, was the nation's first woman ever elected to the Senate.
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