presidential debate

Howard Dean wants the nomination and he wants it now!

That's right folks, today's Obama vs. Hillary debate is at Cleveland State University, and from my vantage point the setup is going well, however I have a few complaints-

The Political Mr. or Mrs Universe Pageant continues. John McCain (the phoenix) is the apparent front runner. Last night John McCain and Mitt Romney were front and center in the Presidential Debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California.

It was a tough choice, but I decided to forgo the (good) Steelers game in order to tune in to the debates in New Hampshire. I know, painful.

The next GOP debate is being held on Tuesday. Yours truly finagled her way into a ticket to this event attended by 1200 people. Being able to witness firsthand a Presidential debate, even though it is just the primaries, has made me start really thinking about the repercussions of the debates and the fairness of them.

My wife turned on part of the YouTube democratic candidate debates last night.  It only made me remember why I don't like politics.  All i'm really looking for is someone who is genuine and doesn't use any public forum to bash their competition.  I can understand democratic candidates attacking the current republican office, but I think that every one of them on at least one question took the time to say that one of their fellow candidates on the stage was a complete idiot for their views on a question.  I always thought that an opinion was just that, and there is no right or wrong.  I am much more interested in what any one candidate is going to do to make things better, not what their opponent is going to do to make things worse.  Personally, I would love to run a debat