2008 Presidential Debate Schedule

The official Presidential debate schedule for John McCain and Barack Obama has been finalized and released in a joint statement from each campaign. There will also be a vice presidential debate as well. Here is the full official debate schedule: -2008- September 26, 2008: Presidential debate with domestic policy focus, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS October 2, 2008: Vice Presidential debate, Washington University, St. Louis, MO October 7, 2008: Presidential debate in a town hall format...Read Full Story

My view on this debate debacle, McCain is unprepared that is to go without question,Obama is obviously the voters choice for 2008 however a few major slip-ups as with the one he is having right now pressing for debate while McCain looks like he cares for the economy well definitely not go without punishment.Making it look like all Obama want’s to do is win this election and has no intention of actually progressing as a president, i do have to say McCain has been taking some brilliant shots at...Read Full Story

I am going to keep this short. YAY to not focusing on what is good for Wall street and focusing more on main street. YAY to making education cheaper. YAY to eliminating the programs that do not work. NAY to McCain being a liar. NAY to McCain's sob stories. NAY to the people that believe his sob stories .Read Full Story

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So what did people think about the first debate? Here’s the Obama campaign’s official statement about their candidate’s performance: “This was a clear victory for Barack Obama on John McCain’s home turf. Senator McCain offered nothing but more of the same failed Bush policies, and Barack Obama made a forceful case for change in our economy and our foreign policy. While Senator McCain wants to keep giving huge tax cuts to corporations and said nothing about the challenges Americans are facing...Read Full Story