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Aspen Public Radio will present NPR's National Political Correspondent Don Gonyea for a public event at the Aspen Center for Physics, Saturday, February 4 at 6 pm. Our own news director Roger Adams, who worked with Mr. Gonyea in Detroit, will converse with him about the current political climate, the upcoming 2012 Presidential election, and what it is like to be on the road covering national campaigns. This event is SOLD OUT.

Mr. Gonyea is the public radio voice of the 2012 Republican Presidential Primaries. The Aspen Public Radio event with Don Gonyea will afford attendees the opportunity to hear and ask questions of  Mr. Gonyea's experience covering the primaries and other timely topics.

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