Tuesday, as the Democratic nominating process finally came to an end, American Thinker was contacted by the Times Global Broadcasting Company of Mumbai, India, asking if I would agree to an interview for their TV news programs.   After a few telephone conversations and emails to set up the interview, I wound up as a guest on two separate news programs about an hour apart. What was remarkable about the interviewers on both programs was their quest for information, and the time they gave me to answer their questions. These interviewers were clearly not part of the Keith Olbermann/Katie Couric School of Broadcast Journalism. The American Presidential race is attracting enormous interest overseas, particularly so this year in India, the world's largest democracy. The English speaking world and beyond seems to be looking to the new media for expertise on American politics. I have been interviewed a few times by the BBC during this election season,...(Read Full Post)