Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Presidential debate

  • Presidential debate 101: Did Mitt Romney want Detroit to go bankrupt?

    Mitt Romney said in the presidential debate that, in effect, Obama followed his plan in calling for Detroit automakers to go bankrupt.

    www.csmonitor.com

  • A 4th presidential debate? Larry King to moderate third-party candidate forum.

    If you think the nation has heard enough politics in two presidential debates, months of campaign speeches, and TV and radio ads, think again, say at least four alternative competitors for the nation's highest office.

    www.csmonitor.com

  • Presidential Debate Fight For 'Binders Of Women' Voters: Countdown Day 20

    HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- If you're an undecided or still "persuadable" female voter in a swing state, last night's debate was all about -- and for -- you. Everyone else was more or less a bystander. Here is the math you need to know. The last Republican to ...

    www.huffingtonpost.com

  • Benghazi and the presidential debate

    Too many people are taking responsibility for the Sept. 11 attack on the American Embassy in Benghazi, Libya. In Tuesday's debate, President Obama evoked the crowd-pleasing sentiment immortalized by President Harry Truman: The buck stops here.

    www.startribune.com

  • Jill Stein: My response to the presidential debate

    2012 - Third-party candidates were not invited to participate in the presidential debates. USA TODAY invited them -- and their vice presidential candidates -- to provide answers to one question from each debate.

    www.usatoday.com

  • Wisconsin race in dead heat before second presidential debate

    President Obama's once commanding lead in Wisconsin had evaporated before Tuesday night's second presidential debate, and a once-Democratic tilting U.S. Senate contest had become a dead heat, according to a new poll. A Marquette University Law ...

    www.latimes.com

  • At Presidential Debate, Obama Shills for Planned Parenthood

    As expected, President Obama went to bat for Planned Parenthood during the October 16 debate with GOP rival Mitt Romney, blasting Romney's campaign rhetoric about defunding the abortion giant with the claim that "there are millions of women all across ...

    www.thenewamerican.com

  • For 90 Minutes, Only the Accents Separate New Yorkers From Swing-State Voters

    New Yorkers are accustomed to being kicked to the political curb in presidential election years. The state will almost always vote Democratic, so it gets none of the tender love and care that the candidates lavish on its swing-state brethren.

    www.nytimes.com

  • Presidential debate: AP fact-check very kind to President Obama

    Team Obama can't possibly object to the way the Associated Press (AP) has broken down the latest thing that's dividing Washington.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Women's issues help shape presidential debate

    MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio - Republican nominee Mitt Romney's awkward comment during the second presidential debate that he had received "binders full of women" as Massachusetts governor when he requested more female job candidates went ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Apple outsourcing gets mention in presidential debate

    Technology policy hasn't been high list of discussion topics in this year's election. Yet President Obama echoed the words of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in Tuesday night's presidential debate. When asked how he would bring manufacturing jobs ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • TV ratings: Presidential debate draws big again and 'Emily Owens' has a decent ...

    The audience for the second presidential debate Tuesday night is currently running about even with the first one. NBC and ABC had the biggest audiences for the debate coverage -- owing in part to big lead-ins from "The Voice" and "Dancing With the ...

    blog.zap2it.com

  • 2nd US presidential debate sees candidates flex China muscle

    BEIJING, Oct. 17 (Xinhua) -- The second U.S. presidential debate on Tuesday, unsurprisingly, turned into a vanity fair for China-bashers competing to flex their muscles on China, offering up talking points that have less to do with China than with the ...

    news.xinhuanet.com

  • Tuesday's presidential debate tops all political events on social media

    NEW YORK - Tuesday's presidential debate was a big hit on social media. The 90-minute nationally televised exchange between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney generated 12.24 million comments on Twitter and Facebook according ...

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Presidential debate: Libya questioner says Obama didn't answer

    Or was it the next part of the president's response, when he goes bureaucratic, explaining his three-pronged set of instructions to his staff?

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • Presidential debate: The trick is to be pugnacious and personable

    That's the challenge for both contenders in Tuesday night's second presidential debate, one that Obama, in particular, is widely acknowledged to have failed to meet in his first contest against GOP challenger Mitt Romney on Oct. 3. This time around ...

    www.latimes.com

  • The Second Presidential Debate Drops In Viewers But Brings In 65.6 Million

    There's usually a little bit of a loss in numbers after the first debate rolls through town. The emotional rollercoaster of listening to two candidates jibber jabber and sometimes skirt the issues must be too much for some audiences after the first ...

    www.cinemablend.com

  • The second presidential debate in graphs

    Both President Obama and Mitt Romney tossed out plenty of statements and figures in the second presidential debate on Tuesday.

    www.washingtonpost.com

  • One Last Energy Fact From the Presidential Debate

    One assertion by President Obama about energy achievements in Tuesday night's campaign debate drew little notice.

    green.blogs.nytimes.com

  • Second Presidential Debate According to Gary Johnson

    The second presidential debate was sorely lacking in substantial arguments about the role of government in America, according to Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson.

    politics.gather.com

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