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Obama Sprung a Leak in Middle Class Plumbing Debate
October 15, 2008 at 11:30 pmPseudonymous blogger gamecock asserts, “America saw a man [Obama] that thinks plumbers, and, by implication, those small business owners and those economically better off than plumbers, should pay higher taxes. That he says 95% of taxpayers will get a tax cut loses its power when people that think themselves akin to plumbers or upper middle calss above plumbing see that they must be in that 5%.”
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Presidential Debate Liveblog
October 15, 2008 at 8:26 pmSteve Foley announces, “Please Join us here at The Minority Report for the 3rd and final Presidential debate as we liveblog the event taking place at Hofstra University.”
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McCain Keeps Obama On Defense for The “Win”
October 8, 2008 at 2:37 pmKen Taylor observes, “McCain kept Obama on the defensive for the majority of the debate and even when Obama tried to take the offense, McCain managed to place him back in a defensive posture, defending his policies against McCain attacks. In that sense McCain was the clear winner.”
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Liveblogging the VP Debate
October 2, 2008 at 8:26 pmSteve Foley has a live-blog forum set to begin at 5:00 PM PDT and will be covering the Wice Presidential Debate.
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The Candidate’s Herobracelets
September 28, 2008 at 2:35 pmDavid Hinz writes, “That moment in time, better than anything else during the debate, captured the differences between the two candidates. Substance over style, Sen McCain demonstrates why he connects with the people, while Sen Obama appears aloof and uninvolved, unable even to remember the soldier he presumably honors.”
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