Generation Gap May Decide White House Race

27 Sep 2008

(Uncut) Presidential Debate In Its Entirety

Watch the full broadcast of the presidential debate between Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain in Oxford, Miss. (Run Time 1hr. 30 minutes.)

"… be. Dangerous that's put out very well in sales Russell and also General Petraeus said the same thing. Osama bin Laden in General Petraeus have one thing in common and I know they both said that Iraq is central battleground. A General Petraeus has praised the successes but he said those successes are fragile. And if we set a specific date for withdrawal and by …" at 47:40

"… to the first of the 2008. Presidential debates. Between the Republican nominee Senator John McCain of Arizona. And the democratic nominee senator Barack Obama of Illinois. The commission on presidential debates is the sponsor of this event. …" at 0:14

"… final verdict on eight years of failed economic ball is promoted by George Bush supported by. Senator McCarrick. The theory that basically says that we can shred regulations and consumer protections. And give more -- the …" at 3:56

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5 Jun 2008

Generation Gap May Decide White House Race

The Democratic primaries revealed an unexpected division among the voters. As CNN's Bill Schneider reports, it wasn't race and it wasn't gender.

"… thirty. Seniors were not so enthusiastic two thirds of seniors voted for Hillary Clinton. That age gap is likely to become even bigger in the general election. John McCain is 25 years older than Barack Obama that's the biggest age difference ever between two presidential candidates. …" at 0:28

"… Barack Obama wants his candidacy to define the generation as John F Kennedy's once the you know in your heart that at this moment. …" at 0:03

"… Many words to describe John McCain's attempt to pass up his embrace of George Bush's policy. As bipartisan and do. But change is not one of them …" at 1:42

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15 Oct 2008

Debate 3: How Do You Pay For Federal Programs?

In their third presidential debate, Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain are asked how they would pay for federal programs, and if they could balance the budget.

"… sent Obama I'm not present bush if you want to run against President Bush should around four years ago. I'm going to give a new direction. To this economy in this country -- Obama talks about voting for budgets you voted twice for a budget resolution. It increases the taxes on individuals make 42000. Dollars a year. Of course we can take hatchet and a scalpel to this …" at 7:05

"… history just so that we understand what we're doing going forward. When President Bush came in office. We have a budget surplus and the national -- was well over five trillion dollars it has doubled over the last eight years. And we are now looking at a deficit of well over half a trillion dollars so. One of the things that I think we have to recognize is. Pursuing the same kinds of policies we pursued or -- figures is not going to bring down the deficit and frankly Senator McCain voted for. Four out of five of President Bush's budgets. We've got to take this in the new direction that's what I proposed. …" at 6:16

"… the matter is is that if I occasionally mistaken. -- policies for George Bush's policies it's because. On the court economic issues that matter to the American people. On tax policy on energy policy. On spending priorities. You have. Then a vigorous supporter. Of President Bush -- you've shown independence. Commendable and dependence on some key issues like torture for example and and I give you enormous credit …" at 9:41

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