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Clinton, Obama to Debate in N.C.


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Democratic presidential contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have been invited to hold a nationally televised debate in North Carolina next month.

Debate host CBS News said Thursday Obama had accepted, and the network was awaiting word on whether Clinton would participate.

"CBS Evening News" anchor Katie Couric and political correspondent and "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer will moderate the April 19. Its location has yet to be determined.

Clinton and Obama also will debate in Philadelphia on April 16. The Pennsylvania debate, which comes six days before that state's primary, will be hosted by ABC.

North Carolina and Pennsylvania are the last major states to hold primaries, with 188 delegates up from grabs in Pennsylvania and 134 in North Carolina.

RELATED TOPICS: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama

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"Obama (a muslim) has no issues, just hope, change and yes we can's, a wife that doesn't even like America, a rev. that is a racist."

Please understand that you have just called (implied as a negative) Obama muslim in the same sentence you complained about the rantings of his Christian minister. Obama is not a Muslim and has not considered himself muslim since he was very young. If you want to imply his conversion was not genuine you can not also claim that he takes stock in the sermons of his former minister (Christian.) You can't have it both ways. Besides that, a reasonable person will come to dismiss both conjectures as Obama is not a Muslim (not that something like that should matter to sane human beings) and the pastor has since been removed from the campaign.

Thank you 'teachnow' It is troubling that any church would take a stance on a controversial political issue, especially one that would support someone who would say that things Rev. Wright has said. If I had been a member of TUCC, I would have walked away and found another church, despite having been married there. Obama, especially, knowing that he was going to run for a public office.

So just what are they going to debate.....who has the most issues, hope, change, more taxes, gov. run health care ????? Obama (a muslim) has no issues, just hope, change and yes we can's, a wife that doesn't even like America, a rev. that is a racist.

Hillary (an atheist) gov. run health care, higher taxes, a husband that can't keep his hands to himself, and no rev. at all.

So again I ask......what is to debate......there past actions speak for themselves!!!!!!....oh that's right...it doesn't matter what YOU have done in the past or who you have associated yourself with....just what you SAY you are going to do today!!!!!!!!!!!!

Google Jeremiah Wright. Lots of pages on him. His church web site is http://www.tucc.org/pastor.htm Look at it and make up your own mind about what he stands for and if his congregation is on the same page as he is(he sure seems to think they are).

Obama has already stated that he doesn't agree with his minister's inflamatory statements. I attend a church and don't always agree with what my minister says, so, I don't see this as an issue. It's the typical slimeball politics that leads us to electing incompetent people like Bush.

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