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'''Presidential Debates''' are hearings where two Presidential opponents appear together and are asked questions about their political views.  The first official Presidential Debate was between [[John F. Kennedy]] and [[Richard M. Nixon]] in 1960.  The most recent Presidential Debate was between incumbant [[George W. Bush]] and Senator [[John Kerry]] in 2004.  The only gap is from 1964 to 1972 because both [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] and '''Richard Nixon''' did not accept debates during that time.
 
'''Presidential Debates''' are hearings where two Presidential opponents appear together and are asked questions about their political views.  The first official Presidential Debate was between [[John F. Kennedy]] and [[Richard M. Nixon]] in 1960.  The most recent Presidential Debate was between incumbant [[George W. Bush]] and Senator [[John Kerry]] in 2004.  The only gap is from 1964 to 1972 because both [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] and '''Richard Nixon''' did not accept debates during that time.
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[[Category:Politics]]

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