Third Presidential Debate 15th October 2008 results, Last Presidential Debate Transcript

The Last Presidential Debate is going to held tonight at 9 pm ET between Barack Obama and John McCain. This total debate will held at Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York.

Before the Presidential Election of 2008 this is the last presidential debate. It's mean also a final debate. Both John McCain and Barack Obama have the Strong side so that's bring an interesting comments and topic in the debate.

The debate will focus on the economy and domestic politics. For not banks, the stock market crash, and the houses are blocked throughout the United States, how will the candidates convince America - and the world - that they will be the best man to his country from the crisis? What are your plans for the economy and domestic politics?

Third Presidential Debate Winner 2008 with details

Moderator: Bob Schieffer
Staging: Candidates will be seated at a table
Topic: Domestic and Economic Issues
Answer Format: Same as First Presidential Debate
Closing Statements: At the end of this debate (only) each candidate shall have the opportunity for a 90 second closing statement.
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Third Presidential Debate Live Telecast

The ABS-CBN News Channel provides the live telecast from Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, on Thursday, October 16, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. For live Telecast or Broadcast click here.

Who won Third Presidential Debate October 15 ?

Nobody have the idea about who will win the third and last presidential Debate. It's may be John McCain or Barack Obama what ever we can see it at live coverage and i think it's more interesting.

Okay, the last thing you may wait forever. But tonight is to admit, a sort of surprise. In fact, BC Magazine is going to live blog the whole thing. The fun starts at 9 pm EST, but live blog kick off a little earlier, so we as a group and the community can fan the flames of partisan rhetoric in advance style in which the marshmallows begin to burn faster than you can say "credit crisis."