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It was Joe Biden vs. Sarah Palin at the vice president debate last night at Washington University. See the debate
, get a behind-the-scenes look at the debate and the spin room, and see which words the candidates…
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The debate between vice presidential candidates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin starts at 8 tonight at Washington University. We will have complete coverage of the debate — live video, live blogging, Twitter updates, blog posts and stories. But what happens after… |
Not as many voters tonight as Tuesday night! But, unlike the plurality we had then, this time we have a clear winner… Perhaps the people sense an avian kinship between our bird and the Warner Bros.’ Roadrunner?
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Missouri is expected to play a pivotal role in the presidential election, and the vice presidential debate here could go a long way toward shaping the race in the weeks to come. With big stakes in play, all eyes are on…
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Vice presidential candidates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin are preparing for Thursday’s debate. So is Washington University, which will host the candidates and lucky ticketholders. And we’re planning how we’re going to cover the debates here on stltoday.com,…
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Democrat Joe Biden and Republican Sarah Palin meet Thursday night at Washington University for the only vice-presidential debate. Preparation is key — for both candidates and the university. Here’s what will happen: Each candidate will get 90… |
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin arrives in St. Louis today, and will be here all week. Palin and Democratic candidate Joe Biden will debate Thursday night at Washington University.
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The Weatherbird was on hand to see vice presidential candidate Joe Biden in Mehlville today. Many of today’s Bird lines reference the growing importance and power of this year’s VP candidates.
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Democrat Joe Biden accepted the party’s nomination for vice president last night at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. After his speech, presidential candidate Barack Obama surprised him on stage — Obama will address the delegates, and hundreds of others, tonight…
