Third Party Candidates Debate Today

A third party debate will address economic issues Thursday, October 30th at 4:30 PM at the City Club of Cleveland, 850- Euclid Ave, Cleveland.

The forum, organized by the City Club will effectively break the media blackout on viable third party candidates running in the presidential race. Third party candidates in the debate include Independent Ralph Nader, the Green Party’s Cynthia McKinney and the Libertarian Party’s Bob Barr.

C-Span will be there and should air it tonight. (Probably the only media that will be there)

Final Presidential Debate

If you missed the last presidential debate last night, you can watch it here.
Once you have watched it, please post your comments about the debate and who you think won/lost and why in the comments.

Can't Beat 'em Join 'em

Through the miracle of modern technology, voters will finally have a chance to compare Bob Barr with Barack Obama and John McCain.

Starting this evening at 9 p.m., live and concurrent with the broadcast of the closed debate between the Republican and Democratic nominees, you will be able to see where Barr differs with his opponents. Using digital video recording technology, Barr's responses to the moderator's questions will be spliced in in real time for viewing at the campaign's Web site at www.bobbarr2008.com/counterdebate. Bob will be broadcasting from Newport News, Virginia on the campus of Christopher Newport University before a live audience.

Statement from Independent Candidates

Statement from Independent Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader and Libertarian Presidential Candidate Bob Barr on McCain's Call to Delay Debates:

The fact that a candidate can call for changing the date of the debate only two days before it is scheduled indicates how easy it would be for the candidates to also call for the inclusion of the leading third party and independent candidates, which would bring fresh ideas to the table on how our country can truly tackle this heavy challenge.

Debate for US Senate seat

The ETV and The State Newspaper Senatorial debate between GOP incumbent Lindsey Graham and Democratic challenger Bob Conley will now take place on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. The debate, produced in Columbia, will air LIVE on all 11 ETV stations and eight ETV Radio stations. The debates will also be streamed over the Internet at www.myetv.org.