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# The PageCast: Feb. 17, 2008

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## Video: The PageCast: Feb. 17, 2008

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_Published 2008-02-17. TIME's Mark Halperin discusses the political news of the morning, including the race for Wisconsin_


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## Transcript

Welcome to the PageCast. It's Sunday, February 17th. I'm Mark Halperin in Washington, DC with your three things to watch for in politics today. First, in Wisconsin, watch Clinton and Obama and how they're communicating with voters, not just their message out on the stomp, but also any last minute radio ads that we don't know about yet, perhaps telephone calls to voters, direct mail, or anything else the campaigns are using to try to frame this debate. Second, the expectations game in Wisconsin. It's not clear where the race stands. There's been very little public polling. Watch to see how the two campaigns continue to frame things whether an Obama win by a big margin, an error margin, perhaps a Clinton win, what all of that would mean.

And then finally, those superdelegates, watch to see if anybody declares their support today switches from one side to the other or whether we see any movement amongst some of those key superdelegates like John Lewis of Georgia. Those are your three things to watch for in politics today. You can get all the political news all day long right here on The Page. For now in Washington, I'm Mark Halperin. Thank you for watching the PageCast.

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