Since we are a member of ‘the new media,’ we should take the fullest advantage of what the ‘new media’ have to offer. For the first time in PoliGazette history we will give readers the opportunity to watch a political debate (a presidential debate even) online, right here at PG.
Or so we hoped. Sadly, Wordpress doesn’t, it seems, allow us to do so. Therefore, we direct you to a good friend of us, Wake Up America, owned by Susan Duclos. They do broadcast the debate live, with a live chat, even.
Take advantage of it, I’d say, head on over to WuA and watch the debate live, while talking about it with fellow viewers.
The debate starts at 9PM Eastern Time.
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No. he himself admits to be weak at that subject. how would you like to have someone on power who has no idea on how to tackle a problem like this.!!!! I would not want to have another learn on the job president look where one like that got us!!!!
jorge: what makes you think that Obama knows more, just because he won’t admit that he doesn’t?
No. but at least he acknowledge the problem sooner and more frequently that Mr. mccain. Now i would put more trust in somebody that at easst cares to acknowledge the problem and not try to run from it, like McCain has said.
Wow, very impressive on Hulu considering their clips don’t usually play outside of the U.S. Great quality, but wish I could have made the video full screen