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Sunday, April 06, 2008

Sunday Morning Mashup of ABC THIS WEEK:
JIM WEBB
April 6, 2008

Although the Senators were asked to be on This Week to discuss the Wair in Iraq, Stephanopoulus couldn't resist bringing the conversation back to Presidential Politics. Sen. Jim Webb comments on the role of superdelegates.

Jim Webb on the role of Superdelegates.
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"If they didn't want the superdelegates to have independent judgement, they wouldn't have created them."

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From Jim Webb's Official Sentae Website

NAME:

Jim Webb

PARTY AFFILIATION:

Democrat

BORN:

February 9, 1946 (Age 62)

POSITION AS OF April 6, 2008:

Junior Senator from Virginia and serves on the Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Armed Services, Committee on Veterans Affairs, and the Joint Economic Committee

POSITIONS HELD:

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs under Reagan
Secretary of the Navy under Reagan

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Graduated from the Naval Academy
Served with the Fifth Marine Regiment in Vietnam
Has J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center
Has written eight books

SOURCES:

Jim Webb's Official Sentae Website

BOOKS BY GUEST:

A Time to Fight: Reclaiming a Fair and Just America
Fly the Wing



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