On Thursday, November 15th, Sen. Mike Gravel was not invited to CNN's debate in Las Vegas, Nevada, because once again, money plays the controlling factor in presidential politics. During the debate in Las Vegas, Sen. Gravel maintained an alternative debate nearby, discussing the other candidates, their policies, and their rhetoric with his supporters, both in attendance, and streamed live via ustream.tv. In this clip, Sen. Gravel confronts Hillary Clinton about her history of public policy relating to Iran. Watch Sen. Gravel's Alternative Debate: video.google.com www.ustream.tvAuthor: gravel2008
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'Hillary, Your Lips are Moving and You're Lying'
Kucinich weekly campaign update 11-19-07 This week's Kucinich video news update report highlights last week's Presidential debate, the "real problem" behind the recall of Chinese-made toys, an encouraging new poll in New Hampshire, and other campaign news and events. Produced in Los Angeles, California and Cleveland, Ohio for Kucinich for President 2008 by Chad Ely and Dutch Merrick. Written by Dutch Merrick, Andy Juniewicz, and Sharon Manitta. Directed by Dutch Merrick Hosted by Anne Marie Howard Edited by James Legoy Camera Operator, Sound Mixer- James Legoy Script Supervisor, Playback- Brian Kinney
researchris.blogspot.com & http Here are ALL of Kucinich's replies @ the Nov. 15th Democratic debate.
Presidential candidate Ron Paul proposes major changes to US foreign policy. We caught up with him in Iowa.
10/29/07 - Obama makes a surprise phone call to Makita, live on the Ellen Show.
Ron Paul Bashes the New World Order at Rally in Nashville TN. This is a clip of the speech given on October 6th 2007 at the War Memorial Auditorium. It was filled to capacity as 1500+ people shook the walls with the chant of "Ron Paul," as he tells us we need to get out of NAFTA, CAFTA, and THE NEW WORLD ORDER. Tell you Friends. Ron Paul is it. Ron Paul, President, 2008, Election, Politics, Rally, Federal Reserve, Bank, Dollar, Inflation, Taxes, Imigration, Illegal, Boarder, IMF, World Bank, New World Order, NAFTA, CAFTA, Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, Fred Thompson, Hillary Clinton, Obama, War, Iraq, Iran, Afganistan, China, Free Trade, Euro, Zone, Europe, EU, DU, Amero, Spears, Dance,
2008 Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain (R-AZ) went on Meet the Press Sunday to debate the war in Iraq with Senator John Kerry (D-MA). And what a show it was. With McCain's deluge of devastating points and dizzying rhetorical takedowns, Kerry was clearly no match. But the real contest was the debate between McCain and videographic evidence of statements made previously in the week. We match the two toe-to-toe, and let the viewer decide the ultimate debate champion.
