http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:31:54 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/17/third-2008-presidential-debate-2/ Competitors: John McCain and Barack Obama Motion: Resolved – This house supports me for President of the United States Format: Sit-down with the moderator Adjudicator: Sergei A. Naumoff Points John McCain = 45 Barack Obama = 55 Winner = Barack Obama GENERAL OBSERVATIONS The third presidential debate was the most interesting and exciting for me. McCain since the beginning ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-sergei-a-naumoff/ http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-2008-presidential-debate/ Competitors: John McCain and Barack Obama Motion: Resolved – This house supports me for President of the United States Format: Sit-down with the moderator Adjudicator: Jackson B. Miller Results John McCain = 142 Barack Obama = 149 Winner = Barack Obama Matter – McCain Strengths Debates are often defined by memorable examples and analogies, and the “Joe the Plumber” ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-jackson-b-miller/ Competitors: John McCain and Barack Obama Motion: Resolved – This house supports me for President of the United States. Format: Moderated Question and Answer Adjudicator: Kerith Woodyard Winner: Barack Obama In the third and final presidential debate, Sen. John McCain and Sen. Barack Obama fielded questions from moderator Bob Schieffer on a range of domestic ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-kerith-woodyard/ Competitors: John McCain and Barack Obama Motion: Resolved – This house supports me for President of the United     States Format: Presidential Debate Adjudicator: Kevin Minch, Truman State University Points John McCain =  85/100 Barack Obama = 92/100 Winner =  Barak Obama One of the problems consistently confronting us when we attempt to compare campaign debates to ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-kevin-minch/ Competitors: John McCain and Barack Obama Motion: Resolved - This house supports me for President of the United States Format: Sit-down presidential debate, moderated by journalist Bob Schieffer Adjudicator: Joseph P. Zompetti, Ph.D., associate professor at Illinois State University Points John McCain = 49/100 Barack Obama = 51/100 Winner = Barack Obama First, I want to say that ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-joseph-p-zompetti/ Pundits and judges Hypocritical spin doctors Obsessed with not so hidden agendas Ready to make their cases Freeze frame the faces Sleaze and slop that debases Breeze through any traces Of keys to unlock higher graces As we board this straight talking train We are not neutral We can feign objectivity and neutrality But let’s be real We vote for nice short ... http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/16/third-presidential-debate-commentary-by-chris-baron/ http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/08/second-2008-presidential-debate-2/ http://workserver.idebate.org/electiondebates/2008/10/08/second-2008-presidential-debate/