The North Carolina Senate Debate

This is the second North Carolina Senate debate between Democrat incumbent Kay Hagan and Republican challenger and Thom Tillis.

Virginia's Final Senate Debate

Virginia's final debate featured candidates U.S. Senator Mark Warner (D),  and Ed Gillespie (R).

The Arkansas Senate Debate

This Arkansas Senate Debate featured candidates Mark Pryor (D), Representative Tom Cotton (R), Nathan LaFrance, and Mark Swaney.

The Iowa Senate Debate

This debate is between Iowa Senator Joni Ernst (R) and Bruce Baley (D) in late September.  This is their first debate this fall. 

The Louisiana Senate Debate

The Louisiana Senate debate between Mary Landrieu, Bob Cassidy, and Rob Maness took place on October 13, 2014

The Debate Between Michelle Nunn, David Perdue, and Amanda Swafford

This is the Georgia Senate debate between Democratic candidate Michelle Nunn, Republican candidate David Perdue, and Libertarian candidate Amanda Swafford.

The Debate Between U.S. Senator Mark Begich and Republican Challenger Dan Sullivan

This is the Alaskan debate between U.S. Senator Mark Begich (D) and Republican challenger Dan Sullivan

The Colorado Senatorial Debate Between Candidates Mark Udall and Cory Gardner

This is the Colorado Senatorial Debate Between Senator Mark Udall (D) and Republican candidate Cory Gardner. 

The Kentucky U.S. Senate Debate between U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell and Opponent Alison Lundergan Grimes

The debate between U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell and Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes was held on KET on Monday October 13, 2014.

Gallup: Obama's Early Vote Advantage Collapses 22-Points Over 2008

Gallup: Obama's Early Vote Advantage Collapses 22-Points Over 2008

President Barack Obama and GOP candidate Mitt Romney at a presidential debate.   According to Gallup, GOP candidate Mitt Romney is leading President Barack Obama by seven points, 52% - 45% in early voting.  Almost 4 years ago, then Senator Barack Obama held a 15-point lead over Senator John McCain that year.  Of course Barack Obama went on to beat John McCain very comfortably in the election that year.  This doesn't mean that Mitt Romney will win the election because he's leading in early voting.  The momentum appears to be headed in Mitt Romney's favor.  If the momentum carries in the swing states in the Midwest, then Romney has a chance to win the presidency.  Let's pray that Romney wins.   To read the full story, click on the link above. 

Rasmussen: Romney Takes Lead in Ohio, 50-48

Rasmussen: Romney Takes Lead in Ohio, 50-48



According to a Rasmussen poll two days ago, Mitt Romney takes a slim 50% - 48% lead over President Barack Obama in the state of Ohio.  The battle for the electoral vote comes down to a handful of states such as Nevada, Colorado, and Iowa, for example.  Ohio is one of those states.  Ohio is a toss-up state in the Rasmussen Reports Electoral Colleges Projection.  Based on the current projections, Romney would have to win Wisconsin if he loses Ohio in order to move into the White House.

To read the full story, click on the above link from Newsmax.

The 1996 Presidential Debate

The 1996 presidential debate between then president Bill Clinton and GOP candidate Bob Dole took place on October 6, 1996

Frontline: The Choice (Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney)

The Final Presidential Debate

Obama, Romney tangle on al Qaeda, foreign policy in final presidential debate - Washington Times

The third presidential debate took place in Boca Raton, Florida on Monday October 29, 2012.  Also, click on the above link to read the article from the Washington Times.

The 1992 Presidential Debate #2

This is the second of the three presidential debates between George H.W. Bush, Ross Perot, and Bill Clinton.  The debate took place in 1992 from the University of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia.

Second Presidential Debate Between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney

The town hall debate between GOP candidate Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama took place on Tuesday October 16, 2012.

The Vice Presidential Debate Between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan

The debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan took place on Thursday October 11, 2012 at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.

The 1988 Presidential Debate Between George H.W. Bush and Michael Dukakis

The debate between Democratic Governor from Massachusetts Michael Dukakis and then GOP Vice President George H.W. Bush took place on September 25, 1988, at the University of Virginia.

Surrounded by Celebrities, Obama Acknowledges Poor Debate Performance

Surrounded by celebrities, Obama acknowledges poor debate performance | WashingtonExaminer.com#.UHLBdk3A9B8#.UHLBdk3A9B8



At a celebrity fundraiser this past Sunday night in Los Angeles, President Obama acknowledges his poor debate performance against GOP candidate Mitt Romney and asked donors for their political support.  The event began with a concert at the Nokia Theater for about 6000 donors.  Some of the donors there were Jon Bon Jovi, Stevie Wonder, and Katy Perry, to name a few. 

President Obama can offer all types of excuses for his poor debate performance last Wednesday.  One of the reasons for his poor performance is that he doesn't have a good record to defend.  Also, without the teleprompter, President Obama isn't a very effective speaker or debator.  President Obama does well at giving stump speeches before large crowds, but when it comes to speaking about issues of substance, President Obama stumbles at it.  President Obama's notion of America isn't the same as the typical American's view of America.  If you want to know how President Obama thinks, then read Saul Alinsky's book entitled, Rules for Radicals. 

The 1976 Presidential Debate Between Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter

The 1976 Presidential debate between incumbent president Gerald Ford and Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter took place on October 22, 1976 in Williamsburg, Virginia.