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2008 YouTube presidential debates (view source)
Revision as of 22:55, December 28, 2007
, 22:55, December 28, 2007New page: The '''2008 YouTube presidential debates''' happened in 2007 before the 2008 Republican and Democratic primaries. People were aloud to send in video's asking the candidates questions. Th...
The '''2008 YouTube presidential debates''' happened in 2007 before the 2008 Republican and Democratic primaries. People were aloud to send in video's asking the candidates questions. The Democratic YouTube debate included the following candidates:
* Senator [[Joe Biden]]
* Senator [[Hillary Rodham Clinton]]
* Senator [[Chris Dodd]]
* Fmr. Senator [[John Edwards]]
* Fmr. Senator [[Mike Gravel]]
* Representative [[Dennis Kucinich]]
* Senator [[Barrack Obama]]
* Governor [[Bill Richardson]]
The Republican YouTube debate included the following candidates:
* Fmr. Mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]]
* Fmr. Governor [[Mike Huckabee]]
* Representative [[Duncan Hunter]]
* Senator [[John McCain]]
* Representative [[Ron Paul]]
* Fmr. Governor [[Mitt Romney]]
* Representative [[Tom Tancredo]]
* Fmr. Senator [[Fred Thompson]]
The debate generated alot of criticism for allowing Democratic supporters to ask the candidates questions. Most notably Keith Kerr, an advisor to Hilary Clinton.
[[Category: 2008 presidential candidates]]
* Senator [[Joe Biden]]
* Senator [[Hillary Rodham Clinton]]
* Senator [[Chris Dodd]]
* Fmr. Senator [[John Edwards]]
* Fmr. Senator [[Mike Gravel]]
* Representative [[Dennis Kucinich]]
* Senator [[Barrack Obama]]
* Governor [[Bill Richardson]]
The Republican YouTube debate included the following candidates:
* Fmr. Mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]]
* Fmr. Governor [[Mike Huckabee]]
* Representative [[Duncan Hunter]]
* Senator [[John McCain]]
* Representative [[Ron Paul]]
* Fmr. Governor [[Mitt Romney]]
* Representative [[Tom Tancredo]]
* Fmr. Senator [[Fred Thompson]]
The debate generated alot of criticism for allowing Democratic supporters to ask the candidates questions. Most notably Keith Kerr, an advisor to Hilary Clinton.
[[Category: 2008 presidential candidates]]