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Posted Sept 26, 2008

McCain, Obama And Business Travel Issues

At this week's inaugural edition of The Beat Live in Cleveland, attendees got a healthy (or, at least, large) dose of politics as The Beat's Jay Campbell presented results of The Beat's Election '08 Reader Poll and consultant Tom Wilkinson took the audience through a rundown of the two presidential candidates' positions on issues related to business travel. Linked below, the presentations built upon The Beat's recent three-part series on McCain, Obama And The Issues.

"The News," presented by Jay Campbell (PDF)

"The Views," presented by Tom Wilkinson (PDF)