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First Online-Only '08 Debates
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ABC News' Jake Tapper Reports: Media websites Yahoo, Slate and the Huffington Post have joined together to host to two online-only presidential debates.
The debates - one for invited '08 Democratic candidates and another for invited GOP '08 candidates - will be held after Labor Day.
PBS intellectual heavyweight Charlie Rose has signed on to moderate.
"We intend for these debates to be a groundbreaking mix of old and new traditions in politics," said Rose in a press release announcement.
The plan is for candidates to debate live on the Internet from whatever location they choose.
The news sites say voters will have the opportunity to ask the candidates questions in real time.
April 23, 2007 in Tancredo, Tom, Thompson, Fred | Permalink | User Comments (1)
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But will GOP candidates boycott Huffington Post-sponsored debate?
Posted by: Sarah | Apr 23, 2007 12:08:54 PM
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