Saturday, November 21, 2009

debates

Cheney's Compelling, Human Speech Was Better Than Obama's Boring Legal Seminar

Cheney looked human, while Obama looked like a professorial bully. more >>

The Debate About Doctors Giving Out 'Fake' Medicines

Placebo treatments can make patients feel better. But is it ethical for doctors to prescribe them? more >>

5 False Statements From the Debate

Both Barack Obama and John McCain needed fact-checking Wednesday night. more >>

Joe the Plumber: Social Security Is a 'Joke' and Liberal Conspiracy Theories

Liberal blogs start to speculate that Joe is a plant. more >>

John McCain's Demeanor Deficit Against Barack Obama in the Debate

McCain rolled his eyes or looked stiff while Obama flashed that "There you go again" smile. more >>

Presidential Debate: Why Joe the Plumber Matters

Small-business issues are in the spotlight after last night's debate. more >>

Wurzelbacher: The Issues of a Plumber

While politicians like to identify us by our job titles, for many of us, it's more complicated. more >>

John McCain Zeros In on Barack Obama in Final Debate

Despite McCain's attacks, polls show voters preferred Obama in the last meeting before Election Day. more >>

In Debate, McCain Had Joe the Plumber, Obama Had Lilly Ledbetter

The 70-year-old Alabama woman lost a gender pay-discrimination suit in the U.S. Supreme Court. more >>

Obama Trumps McCain Among Swing Voters in Debate

An Ohio focus group gives Obama over McCain a clear win in the debate. more >>

McCain Fails to Trip Up Obama Over Joe the Plumber

Eye-rolling demeanor signaled McCain's frustrations in the last presidential candidates' debate. more >>

Barack Obama and John McCain's Debate—Joe the Plumber and Bill the Bomber

Debate No. 3 passes without any reality-shifting moments. more >>

Obama's Debate Tactics Against McCain Recall a Basketball Team Running Out the Clock

Obama was like Dean Smith with a lead. Is he risking blowing it with weeks to go? more >>

Did Either Barack Obama or John McCain Do Anything in the Wednesday Debate to Sway Your Vote?

The two presidential candidates had their final debate Wednesday night—will it make a difference? more >>

McCain's Debate Performance Against Obama Won't Matter

The fates of Obama and McCain are out of their hands at this point. more >>

What Does John McCain Have to Do in the Debate in Order to Close the Gap With Barack Obama?

Barack Obama holds a lead in the polls—can John McCain close it? more >>

5 Top Google Searches During the Presidential Debate

During the debate, the most common Google query was Teddy Roosevelt's "walk softly" motto. more >>

McCain Debate: Still Can't Argue Economics

The latest debate again highlights the candidate's big weakness. more >>

John McCain Calls Barack Obama 'That One' During Debate: Was It Rude or Not?

McCain referred to Obama as "that one" last night, a moniker Team Obama said bordered on disrespect. more >>

McCain-Obama Debate Ignored Impact of Economic Crisis on Energy Plans

Both candidates discussed proposals to boost alternative energy but not how to finance them. more >>

John McCain Needs to Reiterate Democrats' Failures on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

In the debate last night, McCain finally attacked Obama. He should keep doing it. more >>

No Game-Changing Moment for John McCain in Debate Against Barack Obama

Voters say Obama won the town-hall-style debate. more >>

News Buzz: Central Banks Cut Rates to Jolt Economy, Debate Aftermath

Interest rate reductions are praised, but the IMF warns the United States could slip into recession. more >>

In Debate, Obama Bests McCain, Whose Time Is Running Out

The Arizona senator was fine, but the Democratic nominee was better. more >>

John McCain Doesn’t Get a Game-Changer Against Barack Obama

McCain victory scenarios are dwindling. more >>

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