Answer: CSPAN
CSPAN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining CSPAN with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- DC TV
- Basic cable channel
- House shower
- Senate broadcaster
- "Washington Journal" airer
- DC-based network
- House channel
- Political channel
- House coverer
- Hearing shower
- Channel covering Capitol Hill
- "Washington Journal" channel
- Network for political junkies
- Congressional TV channel
- Congress coverer
- Channel with hearings
- Channel for political types
- Basic cable station
- TV from D.C.
- Political buff's cable station
- Poli-sci buff's cable station
- Place to follow politics
- It covers the House
- It covers the Hill
- It covers Congress
- House coverer?
- Hill broadcaster
- D.C. network
- Congressional channel
- Congressional cable channel
- Cable channel since 1979
- Basic-cable station
- Where to see Congressional hearings
- Where to see Congress on TV
- Where to see Congress in action
- US Senate cable channel
- TV network based in D.C.
- They have cameras in the House
- They broadcast the Senate a lot
- Spot for news junkies
- Political TV channel
- Political buff's channel
- One place to view the House
- It puts the House on display
- House network
- Hearings airer
- Filibuster-airing channel
- DC-based channel
- Channel with a "Congressional Chronicle" online archive
- Channel that broadcasts Congressional hearings: Hyph.
- Capitol Hill TV channel
- Cable channel of Congress
- Where to watch politics
- Where to view the House?
- Where to view the House
- Where to see the House
- Where to see government programs
- Where to hear hearings
- What government junkies watch
- Washington Journal broadcaster
- Washington channel
- Viewing fare for government junkies
- TV political network
- TV debut of 1979
- TV debut of '79
- TV channel with no ads
- TV channel showing Congressional action
- TV channel for government hearings
- Susan Swain's network
- Source for D.C. news
- Senate shower
- Senate session airer
- Senate hearing channel
- Senate hearing airer
- Senate cable channel
- Public service channel
- Public address system?
- Political talk channel
- Political network
- Political junkies watch it
- Political event broadcaster
- Political buff's cable sta.
- Political aficionado's station
- One place to see your representative
- Network with a "Cameras in the Court" page
- Network whose first broadcast was a 1979 speech by Al Gore
- Network that covers Congress
- Network showing Capitol Hill proceedings
- Network for watching Congress
- Motion capturer with cameras
- Longtime nonprofit network
- It shows off the House
- It may let you see a hearing
- It covers the floor
- It covers D.C.
- It broadcasts Congressional proceedings: Hyph.
- Impeachment channel
- House watcher's channel
- House watcher
- House vote broadcaster
- House reporter?
- House reporter
- House of Commons sessions airer
- House coverage offerer
- House broadcaster
- Hearings channel
- Hearing-airing channel
- Hearing airer
- Govt. address system?
- Gavel-to-gavel station
- Filibustering is shown on it
- Filibuster channel
- District of Columbia broadcaster
- Debate airer
- DC-based broadcaster
- DC TV channel
- D.C. TV
- D.C. hearings broadcaster
- D.C. hearings airer
- Congressional session broadcaster
- Congressional proceedings airer
- Congressional hearings airer
- Congressional hearing broadcaster
- Congressional hearing airer
- Congressional channel that is a nonprofit
- Congressional broadcaster
- Congressional airer
- Congress broadcaster
- Cong. hearing airer
- Channel with Supreme Court coverage
- Channel with hearings and filibusters
- Channel with cameras in the Capitol
- Channel with a Capitol Hill HQ
- Channel that's home to "Washington Journal"
- Channel that shows Congressional votes: Hyph.
- Channel that shows Congress
- Channel that covers the Hill
- Channel that covers Congress
- Channel that covers Capitol Hill
- Channel that airs floor debates
- Channel showing House proceedings
- Channel showing hearings
- Channel showing Cong. hearings
- Channel on which to watch a filibuster
- Channel offering "gavel-to-gavel" coverage
- Channel from DC
- Channel for wonks
- Channel for the politically aware
- Channel for political junkies
- Channel for many a press conference
- Channel for debates
- Channel created as a community service
- Channel covering Washington
- Channel covering Congress
- Channel airing the Senate
- Carrier of impeachment hearings
- Carrier of D.C. hearings
- Capitol TV channel
- Capitol cable channel
- Cable TV channel
- Cable network that's a nonprofit
- Cable network that shows US lawmakers in action: Hyph.
- Cable channel for the politically aware
- Cable channel for political junkies: Hyph.
- Cable channel for Congress
- Cable channel airing the Senate
- Broadcaster of hearings
- Basic cable channel ... or a phonetic explanation of this puzzle's theme
- Airer of hearings
- Airer of F.C.C. hearings
- Airer of debates
- Airer of Congressional proceedings
- A political debate might be on this
- "Your Unfiltered View of Government" sloganeer
- "Your Unfiltered View of Government"
- "Where History Unfolds Daily"
- "Washington Journal" network
- "Q&A" airer
- "Q &A" airer
- "Prime Minister's Questions" airer
- "Landmark Cases" channel
- "Gavel-to-gavel" broadcaster, and a hint to six long answers in this puzzle
- "Booknotes" broadcaster
- "Book TV" channel
- "After Words" cable channel
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