Question for the upcoming POTUS and VPOTUS debates..?
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 6:53 pm
I have some for all four. Let's hear yours!
This is a game to see if you can generate questions that I *might* be able to push into a specific significant debate platform in a notorious swing state. I will only submit specific questions verbatim. Any question to the respect for either candidate, or opportunity to slam a politician will not be considered. IF these questions are used, I will post the response from the candidate who was asked, along with the rebuttal, and the counter-argument, If there was one. For that sake, please number your questions.
Here is how it goes down:
0. realize these are questions for the candidates; Please don't answer the questions.
1. Say who you would ask. The question will go to the candidate, and the rebuttal will be by his opponent. If there is is a counter-argument, it is usually to clarify those two positions.
2. Ask questions respectfully. Debate is to hear all sides.
3. Cite why the question arises, or source where the facts that support the question come from.
4. DO NOT openly or in veiled rhetoric express spite, disrespect, or opposition to a candidate.
EXAMPLE:
"Senator Obama; In the primary debates, Senator Biden stated repeatedly you were not yet ready for the Presidential Office. He actually said McCain would be someone he would be proud to run with or against. Do you think it was action or deed that caused him to change his mind? Please share with us how you think he came to be so strongly against McCain's policies and for yours, when neither outlined policy has changed since the primaries."
(I will post more, and they will each address issues with the candidates in turn).
This is a game to see if you can generate questions that I *might* be able to push into a specific significant debate platform in a notorious swing state. I will only submit specific questions verbatim. Any question to the respect for either candidate, or opportunity to slam a politician will not be considered. IF these questions are used, I will post the response from the candidate who was asked, along with the rebuttal, and the counter-argument, If there was one. For that sake, please number your questions.
Here is how it goes down:
0. realize these are questions for the candidates; Please don't answer the questions.
1. Say who you would ask. The question will go to the candidate, and the rebuttal will be by his opponent. If there is is a counter-argument, it is usually to clarify those two positions.
2. Ask questions respectfully. Debate is to hear all sides.
3. Cite why the question arises, or source where the facts that support the question come from.
4. DO NOT openly or in veiled rhetoric express spite, disrespect, or opposition to a candidate.
EXAMPLE:
"Senator Obama; In the primary debates, Senator Biden stated repeatedly you were not yet ready for the Presidential Office. He actually said McCain would be someone he would be proud to run with or against. Do you think it was action or deed that caused him to change his mind? Please share with us how you think he came to be so strongly against McCain's policies and for yours, when neither outlined policy has changed since the primaries."
(I will post more, and they will each address issues with the candidates in turn).