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National Public Radio and Iowa Public Radio co-sponsored a debate amongst the major Democratic candidates for President on December 4, 2007. The focus for the entire event was on three major topics: Iran, China and Immigration.
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Fast Facts:
- Participants: John Edwards, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Christopher Dodd, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich
- Candidate Bill Richardson missed the debate to attend a funeral
- Moderators: Steve Inskeep, Michele Norris and Robert Siegel
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NPR Debate Questions
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NPR Debate News
- Google News: NPR Debate
- NPR: Iran Sparks Fireworks at Democratic Debate (December 4, 2007)
- Candidates were asked about the recent National Intelligence Estimate concluding that Iran ceased its nuclear weapons program in 2003. Most, including Senator Hillary Clinton, urged President Bush to pursue a diplomatic solution to the US conflict with that Middle-Eastern nation.
- The New York Times: "For Democrats, a Strained Debate on Immigration" (December 4, 2007)
- The candidates were all asked if Americans should be expected to turn in illegal immigrants to the government. Essentially, most responded that they should not.
- Associated Press: Analysis: Debate Calm Amid Iowa Storm (December 4, 2007)
- Edwards condemned Clinton's vote to declare Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization, arguing that it's a move toward war. Clinton dismissed the criticism as "outlandish."
- NPR: Iowa Town Feels Impact of Immigration Debate (December 3, 2007)
- Politico.com: NPR debate kept quiet, stays civil (December 4, 2007)
NPR Debate Blogs and Commentaries
- Salon.com: The Dodd and Biden show (December 4, 2007)
- MSNBC.com: First thoughts: 30 days to go (December 4, 2007)
- NationalJournal.cm: The Gate: NPR Democratic Debate: Can't We All Just Get Along? (December 4, 2007)
- A Republican debate with a similar format had been planned for December 3, but had to be cancelled due to the candidates' hectic schedules.
- The New Republic: A Lousy Format for Hillary at the NPR Debate (December 4, 2007)
- MSNBC.com: First Read: Oh-eight (D): The downballot effect (December 4, 2007)
- Reason Magazine: Hit & Run: There's a Democratic Debate Happening Right Now (December 4, 2007)
- Iowa Public Radio: Connecting Iowa blog
- Google Blog Search: NPR Debate
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NPR: "The #healthcare debate hasn't changed in 45 yrs." So, the question arises, anyone know if Medicare has worked over that time period?
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MT @DavidStephenson: NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, not only 4 mamm debate,but all med policy
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@Karoli NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, IMHO, not only 4 #mammography debate,but all med policy
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NPR: Senate clears way for debate on Health Care Bill. http://bit.ly/7762hF
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Follow @Todd_Zwillich for live #hcr debate tweeting - the highlight of the #npr morning zoo aka @The_Takeaway
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On Twitter Powered by Twitter
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NPR: "The #healthcare debate hasn't changed in 45 yrs." So, the question arises, anyone know if Medicare has worked over that time period?
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MT @DavidStephenson: NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, not only 4 mamm debate,but all med policy
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@Karoli NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, IMHO, not only 4 #mammography debate,but all med policy
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NPR: Senate clears way for debate on Health Care Bill. http://bit.ly/7762hF
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Follow @Todd_Zwillich for live #hcr debate tweeting - the highlight of the #npr morning zoo aka @The_Takeaway
view more tweets...
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On Twitter Powered by Twitter
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NPR: "The #healthcare debate hasn't changed in 45 yrs." So, the question arises, anyone know if Medicare has worked over that time period?
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MT @DavidStephenson: NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, not only 4 mamm debate,but all med policy
-
@Karoli NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, IMHO, not only 4 #mammography debate,but all med policy
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NPR: Senate clears way for debate on Health Care Bill. http://bit.ly/7762hF
-
Follow @Todd_Zwillich for live #hcr debate tweeting - the highlight of the #npr morning zoo aka @The_Takeaway
view more tweets...
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On Twitter Powered by Twitter
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NPR: "The #healthcare debate hasn't changed in 45 yrs." So, the question arises, anyone know if Medicare has worked over that time period?
-
MT @DavidStephenson: NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, not only 4 mamm debate,but all med policy
-
@Karoli NPR did great piece on Evidence-Based Medicine http://j.mp/7MIpGn Critical, IMHO, not only 4 #mammography debate,but all med policy
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NPR: Senate clears way for debate on Health Care Bill. http://bit.ly/7762hF
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Follow @Todd_Zwillich for live #hcr debate tweeting - the highlight of the #npr morning zoo aka @The_Takeaway
view more tweets...
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