Stephen Tall

Missed the US VP debate? Then here’s 4 easy steps to catch up

By | Fri 3rd October 2008 - 5:42 pm

For those of you who missed last night’s Vice-Presidential face-of between the Democrats’ Senator Joe Biden and the GOP’s Governor Sarah Palin, you can:

1. watch the whole debate on YouTube here;
2. read Lib Dem Voice readers’ live-blogging their reactions on our Question Time open thread from here;
3. catch-up with the blogging debate reax at Andrew Sullivan’s The Daily Dish blog here; and
4. see what the early buzz from the US pollsters is here.

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2 Comments

  • Hywel Morgan 3rd Oct '08 - 10:01pm

    “read Lib Dem Voice readers’ live-blogging their reactions”

    AKA staying up till 3am so you can discuss the results of dial groups in debate we aren’t represented in for an election I can’t vote in with someone I’ve never met 🙂

    They are repeating it More 4 (Sky 138) at 11:15 as well

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