Making the Most of the Presidential Debates
Meehan, Mary, The Human Life Review
There they are: the 2008 presidential candidates, all spiffed-up and ready to go. They are standing under television lights on a streamlined, red-white-and-blue stage. They're about to start another presidential debate, and millions of American voters are watching. Wouldn't you like to be the moderator who asks the tough questions?
If you were, you could ask "gotcha" questions of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, a Republican, and Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio), who have made dramatic leaps from one side of the abortion issue to the other. Or you could pursue former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, who can leap back and forth in the course of one debate. During the first …
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Publication information:
Article title: Making the Most of the Presidential Debates.
Contributors: Meehan, Mary - Author.
Magazine title: The Human Life Review.
Volume: 33.
Issue: 3
Publication date: Summer 2007.
Page number: 31+.
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