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"The American Presidency: Past, Present, and Future." The series will feature four programs

This year's series will focus on a former president, the current occupant of the White House, and the trio of compelling major candidates running to succeed him.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008




"Straight From the Trail: Part I"


Part I will featured Jill Zuckman of the Chicago Tribune, Steve Kraske of the Kansas City Star, and Joel Mathis of RedBlueAmerica.com. Zuckman is with the Washington Bureau of the Tribune and closely follows the McCain camp. Kraske is the Kansas City Star's premier political correspondent. Mathis is the blue moderator and blogger of Red Blue America, a political Web site that strives to present both sides of contemporary issues.


Jill B. Zuckman

chief congressional correspondent of The Chicago Tribune. She has
been covering national and congressional affairs for 16 years, including the last three presidential
campaigns and every midterm election since 1994.
Upon joining The Tribune in September of 2000, Ms. Zuckman followed the presidential campaign and reported from Tallahassee during the Florida recount. Beginning in January of 2001, with the
Senate's 50-50 split, she focused on the balance of power in Congress and with the White House, examining the ramifications of the evenly divided chamber and the eventual shift to Democratic control. Her work during this period earned her the Everett Dirksen Award for Distinguished Coverage of Congress.
During the 2004 election, she covered Sen. John Kerry's presidential
campaign, traveling with him throughout the country. A 1987 graduate of Brown University and former editor-in-chief of The Brown Daily Herald, she got her start at The Milwaukee Journal where she
covered the federal courts and federal law enforcement agencies. In 1990, she joined Congressional Quarterly's Weekly Report. There, she was responsible for writing about housing, education and labor
issues as they moved through Congress.
The Boston Globe hired Ms. Zuckman in 1994 to cover Congress. At that time, she followed Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole's presidential campaign in 1996.


Steve Kraske

He is the political correspondent for The Kansas City Star and host of Up to Date, a daily
public-affairs program on public-radio station KCUR in Kansas City. He has covered numerous
political conventions, Bob Dole's 1996 run for the presidency and the quadrennial Iowa presidential caucuses. He has appeared on CNN's Inside Politics and Capital Gang as well as National Public
Radio. He has worked as a political analyst for Fox 4-TV in Kansas City. He was named one of the best state political reporters in the country by The Fix, the political blog of The Washington Post and was a 1992 Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford University. Steve is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.


Joel Mathis

Mathis is the "blue moderator" for
RedBlueAmerica.com, a politics and culture website
launched in January by Scripps. He blogs about
current events daily, and co-writes a weekly op-ed
newspaper column with his conservative counterpart, Ben Boychuk.
Prior to his current position, Mathis spent eight years as a reporter
and editor for the Lawrence Journal-World, winning an Online News
Association award in commentary for his blog, "Cup O' Joel." He
also led the team that won an Associated Press Managing Editor's
award for its multimedia reporting about the lingering environmental
disaster caused by the mining industry in southeast Kansas. Mathis
has also reported for The Marion County Record, The
Parsons Sun and The Emporia Gazette. He is a graduate of Tabor
College in Hillsboro, Kansas.

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