I actually don't care much about the Presidential debate though I will still watch it. I can almost predict how that is going to go and each side will be claiming their guy won--it will not be an exciting debate. I am looking forward to the Cheney-Edwards debate on the 5th. That one will be interesting. Lawyer-speak versus the very well-informed. Edwards will be asigned the role of pit bull attack dog. Cheney will be the defensive German Shepherd. (For Bowser it's a can't miss event;-)
Nowadays, with the web, the debates will be available quickly after they occur. No need to watch them on TV and hear annoying ideological slants try to warm up the viewers.
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- Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail -- or: Who's going to watch the debate?
- re: The Friends-friends debate
- LOL mi ami! (n/t)
- Aha! I've learned the truth!
- Viewing Rules.
- Here is a pretty good preview of what you will hear
- Is it true?
- Probably a combination of missing the beginning...
- I'll probably watch some of it
- Anyway, with all the restrictions, it's more of a dual press conference than a debate.
- re: Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail -- or: Who's going to watch the debate?
- re: The Friends-friends debate
