After watching the CNN Democratic Debate broadcast live on television in a Paris Las Vegas ballroom, six undecided voters discuss whether they were swayed toward declaring their support for any specific candidate.
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Nov. 15 Presidential Debate
Spin around the Spin Room
Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the Spin Room, a room abuzz with post-debate spin from candidate representatives.
Voters voice post-debate opinions
Six undecided voters discuss whether they were swayed toward declaring their support for any specific candidate.
Scenes from the Spin Room
Following the CNN Democratic Debate at UNLV, the chaos could be found off stage where the candidates’ representatives discussed the implications with the press.
3 responses
1 Margaret Navarrete // Nov 16, 2007 at 8:47 pm
Last night debate,
What I didn’t like about this debate, is the Wolf Blitzer kept attacking other candidates except Hillary, and didn’t give them enough time to responsd. Hillary did not win this debate as far as I am concerned. People in the audience were set up to boo, Barack and Edwards. The American people see through Hillary, in her evil attacks. She maybe ahead now, but not for long.
2 Vette58 // Nov 16, 2007 at 9:43 pm
I found it interesting that the reasonfor having an early caucus in Nevada was due to our diversity. Was it that difficult to find a diversity of people to voice their opinion after this debate? I would be interested in hearing the views expressed of other ethnic backgrounds as I believe they also have something to contribute to the conversation here.
3 Steven Buhl // Nov 17, 2007 at 2:45 am
While visiting Las Vegas, I heard many of the democratic candidates say National s
Security is more important than Human Rights.
The first rights to go will be habeous corpus, then the right to assemble, the right to free speech, and then the right to be free.
Are we on the way to electing a demogogue?
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