I'll be away for a few days.
I hope you'll take some time to read through my many posts and leave me your comments.
Don't forget to watch the South Carolina Democratic Party's debate on MSNBC Thursday night, April 26 at 7pm, moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams and coming to you from South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, S.C. The debate will feature Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson, Dennis Kucinich and Mike Gravel.
If you have a question for the debaters, go HERE to ask.
UPDATE:
Cross Country: Who Won the Democrats' First Debate? - WaPo
John Edwards: The Question I Wasn't Asked
April 28 - John Edwards discusses questions he wasn't asked in the debates
MSNBC's national affairs writer Tom Curry asks,What kind of battle will this be for Democrats in 2008? Will it be a referendum on the future of the party, or will it be a magnifying of minor differences?
Also, read about the exciting online debates to be engineered by the Huffington Post and Web magazine Slate. PBS host Charlie Rose has signed on to moderate the debates, and invitations have gone out to the announced candidates in both parties. The Democratic debate will occur after Labor Day, with the GOP edition at a later date.
In New Hampshire, the debate dates have finally been set. Democrats will take the stage at Saint Anselm College on June 3, Republicans on June 5. The debates will be televised statewide on WMUR and nationally on CNN. In a surprising turn of events, Senators Clinton and Obama have opted out of this debate. Needless to say, New Hampshire citizens aren't appreciative.
While I'm away, I'd also like you to see a post at The Executioner's Thong about the different ways the "faithful" approach their faith, the dangers of being on the extreme fringes of what some call faith, as well as the danger of mixing religion and politics in the wake of the Virginia Tech tragedy. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Peace,
Jude
2 comments:
Stephanie Miller will have her 3 hour talk show on MSNBC for 3 days next week, Mon-Wed in the former Don Imus spot.
MSNBC is looking for a replacement show for Imus.
Lets hope this show makes it.
Thanks for the link Jude, you are a real sport.
Enjoy the away time.
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