Democratic Debates

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Carville, Richardson Continue Catfight On Larry King Live

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   April 24, 2008 01:28 PM


Even better than that staged WWE wrestling match between "Hillary Clinton" and "Barack Obama" was last night's hullabalunacy on Larry King between James "Cajun-Style" Carville and Bill "El Judas" Richardson. Once united as participants in Bill Clinton's administration, the two...
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In a Final Analysis: For ABC, A Missed Opportunity

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   April 20, 2008 11:11 PM


Strangely enough, ABC's failures have created an interesting opportunity for the news division that needs a game-changer the most: CBS News.

Back to the Most Important Story in the Country, After a Word from Our Sponsors

Patt Morrison | Posted April 16, 2008 | Media


Patt Morrison

I don't know what you plan to do with your tax rebate, but I'd like to put mine to a good cause: buying the FCC a spine.

Tonight's Democratic presidential debate is sponsored by ABC, and as the New York Times pointed out, the network is treating it...

What Barack Obama Needs To Learn About Attacking Hillary Clinton

Denise Clapsaddle | Posted March 6, 2008 | Off The Bus


Denise Clapsaddle

Lately, it seems, Barack Obama has found himself almost constantly playing defense, with McCain and Clinton double-teaming him at every turn. In the post-March 4th world, though, Obama has decided not just to attack his opponent McCain, but he's also going after the real enemy--his work wife, Hillary Clinton.

Obama...

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A Polite, But Heated Beginning To The Kitchen Sink Debate

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   February 26, 2008 08:37 PM

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If you were expecting the last (hopefully) debate to begin with the unleashing of hell, Gladiator-style, it didn't quite happen. Proper decorum is, so far, being observed. Which isn't to say that MSNBC didn't try to set it off! The...

Words and Action: The essential difference between Obama and Clinton

Justin Frank | Posted February 23, 2008 | Politics


Justin Frank

The Democratic Presidential Debate on February 21 finally clarified the essential difference between Senators Clinton and Obama. First, they are similar on matters of policy - domestic and foreign. The differences between them, as in mandatory health insurance, are minimal. Even regarding Iraq, despite Obama having been against the invasion...

Doesn't Hillary Clinton Use Words Written By Others?

Stephen Kaus | Posted February 22, 2008 | Politics


Stephen Kaus

CNN.com, where I watched Obama and Clinton square off last night, ran interstitial news pieces instead of commercials. One of the features was graphic results from "people meters" operated by a small group of Democrats watching the debate on the SMU campus in Dallas.

These are the handheld devices...

The Change Candidate Needs to Change His Tone Towards Women

Karen Stabiner | Posted February 17, 2008 | Politics


Karen Stabiner

The first time Hillary Clinton ran a television ad complaining about Barack Obama's unwillingess to debate in Wisconsin, he fired back with an ad of his own about the 18 debates he's already participated in and the two more that are scheduled.

She wouldn't let it go; her subsequent ad...

Obama Agrees To 2 More Debates With Clinton

Reuters   |  Jeff Mason   |   February 7, 2008 10:06 PM


Democratic U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama agreed on Thursday to hold two more debates with rival Hillary Clinton before March 4, officials from his campaign said. One debate will take place on February 26 in Cleveland, Ohio. The other will...

Arianna, Josh Marshall and John Amato with Keith Olbermann on the LA Debate

Huff TV | Posted February 1, 2008 | Politics


Huff TV

Arianna appeared on Countdown last night with Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall and Crooks and Liars' John Amato to discuss the debate in Los Angeles:

Stewart On CNN Debate Coverage: "Oh My God, They're Fighting Over Issues!"

Huffington Post   |   January 23, 2008 02:09 PM


"Oh my God, they're fighting over issues," Jon Stewart said on "A Daily Show" last night, referring to Monday's Democratic debate in South Carolina. He joked that CNN, having exhausted ideas for how to frame the debate, must have realized,...

Campaign Distraction

Bob Franken | Posted January 22, 2008 | Politics


Bob Franken

For entertainment value it was hard to beat the Monday-night hissing match. It may end up being one of the few times in history that the sympathy figure was the white guy. John Edwards struggled for attention, while Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama dumped on one another. For good measure,...

Winning Ugly: Are Hil and Bill Winning the Primary Battle and Losing the General Election War?

Miles Mogulescu | Posted January 22, 2008 | Politics


Miles Mogulescu

I had a dream. As I've written in Huffpo, I've been a strong John Edwards supporter. But as Barack Obama gave his inspirational victory speech after winning the Iowa caucuses, I could envision Obama's Inaugural Address: Just as JFK's "ask not what your country can do you" Inaugural Address ushered...

The SC Debate

James Love | Posted January 22, 2008 | Politics


James Love

In first half of the SC Congressional Black Caucus debate, listeners saw both a sharp exchange over substantive issues (health care plans, sub-prime lending, usury, etc), and a series of sharp swords over character issues. The interests of the Democratic party and the longer-term interest of its candidates were best...

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American Idle: MSNBC Gets To The Issues After An Hour Of Self-Obsession

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   January 16, 2008 11:34 AM


About all you need to know about last night's debate is that the third sentence out of Brian Williams' mouth, introducing the many bunk questions about race that would follow, was, "Our sponsors expected it of us." Just so you...

The Inconvenient First Amendment

Bob Franken | Posted January 16, 2008 | Media


Bob Franken

This is going to have more disclaimers than a pharmaceutical ad.

*I have known Dennis Kucinich and been on friendly terms with him since he was a city councilman in Cleveland.

*I have appeared occasionally on MSNBC.

*For a very long time I have been part of the MSM.

*I...

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