Friday, November 27, 2009

debates

In Runup to Debate, Sarah Palin Turns Up Anger

With John McCain running interference, Sarah Palin went back for a rematch with Katie Couric Monday. more >>

Sarah Palin, the Embarrassing GOP Cheerleader

It's hard to say—is it more damaging to shut her up or to let her talk? more >>

Gwen Ifill: Bearer of Brevity and Levity

Ifill answered readers' questions online Thursday at WashingtonPost.com as she prepares for this week's first vice presidential debate. more >>

Barack Obama and John McCain Spin Debate Performances

Polls show voters think Obama won the debate, but both campaigns are working to capture voters. more >>

After Debates, It's All About Voter Turnout for John McCain and Barack Obama

Both sides say that they have effective get-out-the-vote teams, but Obama's side claims to be ahead. more >>

John McCain's Problems With Polls Continue

Bad news keeps coming in, and he did himself no favors in the debate. more >>

McCain Debate Victory a Catastrophic Success

The economy was his weak point, and that was the most important part. more >>

McCain's Zigzags Worry Some GOP Strategists

Was "suspending" his presidential campaign a bad idea? more >>

Mississippi Awaits Debate Decision

The campus prepares for a historic moment. more >>

Obama Looks Presidential While McCain Looks for a Photo Op

McCain's month of being untethered lurches along as the financial system crumbles. more >>

John McCain and Barack Obama's Debates Probably Won't Be Game-Changers

Gallup says that presidential debates usually don't change the race. more >>

Debate as Scheduled, Barack Obama's Team Urges John McCain

Obama staffers are headed to Mississippi in preparation for the debate. more >>

McCain Suspends Campaign, Shocks Republicans

Obama, taken by surprise by McCain's announcement, says the debate should go on. more >>

Media Group: Give Fox News a Chance to Question Obama and McCain

Center says Fox should have a role in the presidential and vice presidential debates. more >>

Presidential Debate: Your Financial Questions

From dwindling retirement accounts to high gas prices, consumers want answers. more >>

Minow: The Debates Should Only Include Viable Presidential Candidates

Only Viable Nominees, Please: Let’s not include all 260 presidential candidates in the debates. more >>

Nader: Open the Debates for Third Party Candidates Like Bob Barr, Cynthia McKinney and Me

The People Deserve to Hear Us: Voters should have better options than Democrats and Republicans. more >>

Should Third-Party Candidates Like Ralph Nader, Bob Barr, and Cynthia McKinney Be Included in the Presidential Debates?

Ralph Nader, Bob Barr, or Cynthia McKinney on stage with John McCain and Barack Obama? more >>

Voters Hope McCain and Obama Aren't Debate Hogs

The Whispers Poll shows voters don't want the candidates to roll their eyes. more >>

Chamber of Commerce President: Debating Palin Will Be a Challenge for Biden

Thomas Donahue says he likes what he's seen of Palin. more >>

Obama and McCain Debate Iraq and Foreign Policy

Obama's speech today led McCain to scrap his planned comments and turn to Iraq. more >>

The Early Word on the Fall Presidential Debates

The commission that hosts the debates says Nader and Barr most likely won't get a place on the podium. more >>

Presidential Debates Between McCain and Obama Will Have Extra Importance

But let's kick out the spinners and allow the candidates' performances to speak for themselves. more >>

McCain, Obama Camps Bore Us in Twitter Debate

This piece of Web 2.0 offers no revolution for politics. more >>

The Incredible Shrinking Presidential Debate

Bickering only hurts Democrats. Meanwhile, McCain improves his standing in the polls more >>

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