Four Vice Presidential Candidates to Debate in Ohio

Unscripted Debate Offers Voters a Rare Opportunity to Hear Issues Not Discussed in the Exclusive, Two-Party Controlled Debates.

A rare debate among four vice presidential candidates - from the Libertarian, Constitution and Green parties, as well as Ralph Nader’s independent ticket - will take place on Tuesday, October 5, at the John Patrick Theatre at Baldwin Wallace College in Cleveland, Ohio, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Debate organizers say the debate between Richard Campagna, Chuck Baldwin, Patricia LaMarche and Peter Camejo will offer voters a stark contrast to the watered-down and scripted banter expected from the Edwards-Cheney debate taking place the same day in the same city.

The debate is unusual not only because so many diverse viewpoints will be represented, but also because of its format. All questions for the candidates will come from Baldwin College students. Following the hour and a half long debate, there will be an intermission and then the debate participants and audience will watch a live broadcast of the staged, exclusive “debate” between Edwards and Cheney. At approximately 10:30 p.m., following the conclusion of the Edwards-Cheney exchange, the four vice presidential candidates gathered at Baldwin Wallace College will offer their rebuttals.

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Webcast: Check http://www.bw.edu/webcast/ shortly before the 7 p.m. start time for a link to watch the live event online!

 

Pastor Chuck Baldwin is giving his introduction right now.

 

It looks like Nader's running mate didn't show up.

[ October 05, 2004, 07:24 PM: Message edited by: JGrubbs ]

 

Seeing this third-party debate has confirmed my suspicions as to why the two major parties don't want them in the national debates. If the third-parties were invited, then the two major parties would have to explain to America why they are destroying our nation.

 

You still have time to catch the third-party VP candidates response to the major party VP candidates debate, just click on the link above and you can tune into the stream.

The third-party presidential candidates debate is tomorrow, and will be covered by C-SPAN, and they will also have a moderated discussion similar to tonights major party VP debate on PBS on Friday night.

 

I didn't think you would.

Most "conservative" voters in America would rather continue to follow the status quo and maintain their party loyalty, in our "two-party democracy". It's alot easier than having to weigh the real conservative alternatives and take the matter of who to vote for before the Lord in prayer. I know, I used to be proud to vote a straight Republican ticket.

 

I never questioned your salvation, I said "Most 'conservative' voters", and I believe that is true, because I used to vote like that, and I believe that most of those who fill up the churches in America vote like that. It's simply a matter of Republican vs. Democrat, and usually depends on whcih party's playbook the pastor of their church is preaching out of.

I'm glad the only one we have to answer to for our vote is the Lord God!

 

Just when I was starting to miss the asinine comments from Daniel David, he returns.

 

I didn't think they were appropriate, and I wouldn't have posted that, but, I'm not him, or his keeper. I'm glad the moderator removed his post without shutting down the entire thread.

 

You had his first and last name on two different lines.