| 8:58 p.m. | CLINTON: Hillary: The Strength and Experience to Make Change Happen |
| 9:16 | CLINTON: The Reviews Are In: 'Polished,' 'Amazing,' 'Commander-in-Chief' |
| 9:33 | DODD: DODD WINS DEBATE OFFERING PROVEN, BOLD LEADERSHIP |
| 9:46 | CLINTON: The Reviews Are In: 'A Very Big Win,' 'Amazing,' 'Strong and Steady' |
| ? | DNC: Dean: A Democratic President Will Work to Unite Americans |
| 9:58 | OBAMA NH: Merrimack: Obama Wins |
| 10:00 | EDWARDS: Edwards Praised at Debate for Leading on the Issues |
| 10:01 | RNC: RNC CHAIRMAN ROBERT M. “MIKE” DUNCAN RESPONDS TO THE CNN YOUTUBE DEBATE |
| 11:19 | RICHARDSON: Governor Bill Richardson Impresses Voters during YouTube Debate |
| 9:23 a.m. | CLINTON: THE RAVES POUR IN: HILLARY 'SPECTACULAR,' 'PRESIDENTIAL,' 'WINS AGAIN' |
| 11:17 | OBAMA NH: Reviews from the Voters are in: Obama Wins Debate |
| 1:36 p.m. | CLINTON: MEMO: Strength and Experience |
| 5:24 | OBAMA: Leading National Security Experts Respond to Last Night's Debate |
| 5:34 | RICHARDSON: Governor Bill Richardson Called "A Winner" In Groundbreaking Democratic Debate |
| 11:54 | KUCINICH: Kucinich wins in a landslide 'on the issues' independent on-line analysis shows |
The RNC also issued:
July 23, 2007...before the
debate - South Carolina Debate At The Citadel: W2W4 ("A Quick Guide On
"What 2 Watch 4" As Candidates Explain Their Contradictory Positions On
Timetables In Iraq")
July 23, 2007...after the
debate - Debate Fact Check ("CNN/YouTube Debate Highlights Democrats' Continuing
Hypocrisy And Inconsistency On Important Issues")
How the party leaders saw it:
Dean: A Democratic President Will Work to Unite Americans
Washington, DC - Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean issued the following statement following tonight’s first DNC-sanctioned debate hosted by CNN and YouTube and held at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina:
“This historic, groundbreaking debate showed why we must elect a Democratic
President in 2008 to change the direction of our country. Our Democratic
candidates answered the American people’s questions with candor and strength.
Americans are tired of the failed policies of Bush Republicans and are
looking for new leadership. This first of six DNC sanctioned debates
empowered ordinary Americans to be part of a two-way campaign, to ask the
candidates questions and get answers. We saw again tonight the clear
difference between the parties. All eight Democrats want to get us
out of Iraq and have a plan to do it while the Republicans offer more of
the same failed Bush agenda.”
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RNC CHAIRMAN ROBERT M. “MIKE” DUNCAN RESPONDS TO THE CNN YOUTUBE DEBATE
CHARLESTON, SC – Republican National Committee Chairman Robert M. “Mike” Duncan released the following statement after tonight's Democrat Presidential debate in South Carolina:
“The Democrats have not won a presidential election in South Carolina in over 30 years and given the liberal pandering we just saw it doesn’t look like that streak is in jeopardy in 2008.
“Despite voting for the Iraq War, we heard candidates say we should cut off funding for the troops fighting it. We heard about agendas based on higher taxes and more government spending.
“It’s ironic that on a day celebrating technology’s future role in politics
all we heard from Democrat Presidential Candidates was dated liberal rhetoric.”
Click here to view the RNC’s debate fact check.
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