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| − | The '''2008 YouTube presidential debates''' happened in 2007 before the 2008 [[Republican]] and [[Democrat]] primaries. People were allowed to send in videos asking the candidates questions. The Democratic YouTube debate included the following candidates:
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| − | * Senator [[Joe Biden]]
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| − | * Senator [[Hillary Rodham Clinton]]
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| − | * Senator [[Chris Dodd]]
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| − | * Fmr. Senator [[John Edwards]]
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| − | * Fmr. Senator [[Mike Gravel]]
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| − | * Representative [[Dennis Kucinich]]
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| − | * Senator [[Barack Obama]]
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| − | * Governor [[Bill Richardson]]
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| − | The Republican YouTube debate included the following candidates:
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| − | * Fmr. Mayor [[Rudy Giuliani]]
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| − | * Fmr. Governor [[Mike Huckabee]]
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| − | * Representative [[Duncan Hunter]]
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| − | * Senator [[John McCain]]
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| − | * Representative [[Ron Paul]]
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| − | * Fmr. Governor [[Mitt Romney]]
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| − | * Representative [[Tom Tancredo]]
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| − | * Fmr. Senator [[Fred Thompson]]
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| − | The debate generated a lot of criticism for allowing Democratic supporters to ask the candidates questions, most notably Keith Kerr, an advisor to Hillary Clinton.
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| − | [[Category: 2008 Presidential Candidates]]
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