'08 Internet President

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A New Batch Of Internet Presidential Candidates Appears On The Horizon Of The World Wide Web.....

These Fresh, Exciting, and Passionate Internet Faces Have Stepped Forth With Their Views And Are Taking The Internet By Storm.....

JIM COBB "THE GOOGLE MAN"
Internet Motivator With A Passion For Creativity and Discussion

JOHN HIGH "THE FREEDOM GUY"
Travel and Business Facilitator With Strict Attention To Detail

MICHAEL CURRY "ASK MICHAEL CURRY NOW"
Transportation Expert With A Drive To Get The Job Done

SCOTT OBRIEN "HEALTHY COFFEE PARTY"
Business Health Mentor Who Leads With Exemplary Prowess

The Scheduled Event Will Take Place On Blog Talk Radio On The 24th Of July At 8pm Eastern Time. This Unforeseen Phenomenon Is Taking This Country And The Internet For An Incredible Ride Of Uncertain Endings, Impossible Accomplishments, And Inspirational Happenings. Keep Your Schedule Clear Because Missing or Attending This Event Is NOT Recommended By The Surgeon General, The United States Treasurer, Pope Benedict XVI, Rodeo Cowboys Of America, Or The Teachers Unions.

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A Brilliant Post By Will Bunch!
And that's the way it was: Presidential debate questions from 1960

The fall-out from last week's presidential debate continues -- I was honored to help write a part of Frank Rich's headline this weekend, and I've also been called a few new names from the right. My open letter to ABC's Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos drew by far the most email of any blog post I've written since I started doing this in 2004, and most of it's been positive (wow!). Thank you so much, all of you on both sides, for responding.

It's time now to look forward past the debacle, but we can begin by looking back...way back. My friend and Attytood reader Joe Sixpack (read the blog, buy the book) sent me this last week, and I thought folks would find this interesting. It's the questions from the first Kennedy-Nixon debate in 1960.

The debate was held on Sept. 26, 1960. The moderator was Howard K. Smith of, ahem, ABC News, and the panelists were Bob Flemming of ABC, Stuart Novins of CBS, Sander Vanocur of NBC, Charles Warren of Mutual.

The questions are self-explanatory: Read More and View The Questions