Wednesday, October 17, 2012

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

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. Here's Green Party presidentialNew 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.Mitt Romney said in the presidential debate that, in effect, Obama followed his plan in calling for Detroit automakers to go bankrupt. But there's a key difference: At the height of the fiscal crisis In 2008, commercial lending was dead, hence the needThe woman who claimed she was torn between voting for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney last night during the Presidential debate tells TMZ, she's STILL…Format: The second presidential debate will take the form of a town meeting, in which citizens will ask questions of the candidates on foreign and domestic issues. Candidates each will have two minutes to respond, and an
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