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| − | The '''2008 Presidential Debates''' are the [[Presidential Debates|debates]] that occurred between Presidential candidates in the [[2008 Presidential Election]]. The [[Democrat]], Senator [[Barack Obama]], debated the [[Republican]], Senator [[John McCain]] three times, first in Oxford, [[Mississippi]] on September | + | The '''2008 Presidential Debates''' are the [[Presidential Debates|debates]] that occurred between Presidential candidates in the [[2008 Presidential Election]]. The [[Democrat]], Senator [[Barack Obama]], debated the [[Republican]], Senator [[John McCain]] three times, first in Oxford, [[Mississippi]] on September 26 <ref>https://www.newsmax.com/headlines/mccain_obama_debate/2008/09/26/134940.html</ref> and again in [[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]] on October 7 in a town-hall format. Their last debate was held in Hempstead, [[New York]]. On October 2, Obama's running mate, Senator [[Joe Biden]], debated McCain's running mate, [[Sarah Palin]]. |
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| − | [[Category: United States Presidential Election, 2008]] | + | [[Category:United States Presidential Election, 2008]] |
Latest revision as of 05:26, September 26, 2018
The 2008 Presidential Debates are the debates that occurred between Presidential candidates in the 2008 Presidential Election. The Democrat, Senator Barack Obama, debated the Republican, Senator John McCain three times, first in Oxford, Mississippi on September 26 [1] and again in Nashville, Tennessee on October 7 in a town-hall format. Their last debate was held in Hempstead, New York. On October 2, Obama's running mate, Senator Joe Biden, debated McCain's running mate, Sarah Palin.