Journalists’ Roundtable on Kelly VP Snub and key political updates

Aug. 9, 2024

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It’s Friday, and that means it’s time for another edition of Journalists’ Roundtable. To discuss this week’s top stories, we were joined by Jim Small of Arizona Mirror, Howie Fischer of Capitol Media Services and Camryn Sanchez of KJZZ. The topics included:

  • No VP role for Mark Kelly
  • Fake elector takes plea deal
  • Fake elector flips
  • HighGround presidential/ senate poll
  • Ansari vs. Teran goes to recount

In this segment:

Jim Small, Arizona Mirror;
Howie Fischer, Capitol Media Services;
Camryn Sanchez, KJZZ Radio

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