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Station Censors Mistake in Debate & Fact-Checking Last Night
This is an odd case of censoring that if applied at the debate last night, could have made things look very different. In a congressional debate in Pennsylvania, a TV station has censored remarks made by one of the candidates because they were erroneous. Bleeping out a mistake?
Front Page: Joe the Plumber Speaks, Social Security Benefits to Rise, EU Firm on Climate Goals
- Joe the Plumber Speaks: After being the star of last night's debate, mentioned conservatively a dozen times, "Joe the Plumber" has come forward. His name is Joe Wurzelbacher, an Ohio man who wants to buy a plumbing business. He had spoken with Obama in Toledo this week, and told him his tax plan would prevent him from buying the business.
Debate Rebate: Our Reactions to the Last Presidential Debate
They may have very well saved the best for last. This was the most direct, most on task, most like an actual conversation debate we've had thus far. And not a moment too soon.
Last One! Who's Watching the Presidential Debate With Us?
The fat lady is tuning up for the final hurrah, the last debate before the presidential election. Hosted by Bob Schieffer at Hofstra University in New York, the debate starts at 9 p.m. EDT and will last the standard 90 minutes with the candidate sitting side by side.
A List Candidates Want to Avoid: Biggest Debate Blunders!
Tonight is the last chance Barack Obama and John McCain have to show Americans how their visions for America differ. That's swell, but we all know what tonight's debate is really about — it's the last chance either candidate has to make a major blunder and self-inflict a campaign crippling wound. Esquire went back to the archives to find examples of how presidential campaigns destroyed years of campaigning during a few seconds of debate time.Briefing Book! Last Night's Debate . . . Comic Book Style
- Series of Town Halls: A few highlights from Nashville in graphic-novel form. — 23/6
- Debate Winner: The winner of the debate? That one.
Debate Talk: Who Said It?
There's no doubt about it: Presidential and vice-presidential debates offer some of the most exciting fodder along the campaign trail. While we all tuned in to watch John, Obama, Sarah and Joe face off at their prospective matches I got to thinking about some of the great debates of the past. Do you know who said these memorable quotes?
Debate Rebate: Reactions to the Second Presidential Debate
The much be-hyped town hall debate brought the candidates close together on the bright red carpet, the people closer to the candidates, and perhaps the undecideds closer to a decision? Between the discussion happening here, and the sparkily veiled tension on the stage, how did this match up fare? Here's what we thought:
Citizen:
The biggest shot in the arm this debate format provided was bringing the issues down to the individual level.
Here's #2! Who's Watching the Nashville Debate With Us?
Get ready, 9 p.m. EDT, it's the second verse, same as the first? Decidedly not my friends, (no drinking yet!).
McCain and Obama Meet For Debate #2 After Day of Clashes
The second presidential debate is on tonight in Nashville, TN, and it stands to bring the candidates closer to each other — and to voters than they've been to date. The townhall format could be a dicey proposition given the . .
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