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The Tennessee Center for Policy Research invites you to observe some Belmont professors “evaluat[ing] and expound[ing] upon the candidates’ answers to questions” from the second Presidential debate at Belmont.

A local Nashvilian gets tapped as a correspondent for Playboy magazine during the Belmont debate and doesn’t interview Harold Ford, Jr.? Doesn’t ask him if he wants to go to a Playboy party?

Last week when I attended a breakfast at G-town's Mad Platter the morning of the Belmont debate to hear Politico.com writers Jonathan Martin and Ben Smith give their impressions of the campaign and to field some questions. I didn't pursue the question preying foremost on my mind at the time, "What's up with the vain and self-referential cartoon portraits you guys have up on your columns?

I got 3 babies; And I need a tank of gas; My mortgage is overdue; And I gotta gotta pay it fast; Tell me, who's gonna work it out, baby?; Who's gonna work it out?

Bill Hobbs calls shenanigans on one of the folks in the audience at the Belmont Presidential debate:

Lamar Alexander reports on his activities in support of Dolores Gresham, Jim Tracy and his appearance at

Nashville's Townhall Presidential Debate is spoofed on Saturday Night Live's first Thursday night Special. The spoof features Fred Armisen as Obama, Darrell Hammond as McCain,

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