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Originally Posted by Rekna
An interesting note about the debates is only the two canidates have signed the agreement. No one else did (especially the media). My hope for the debates is that the media throws the contract out the window and gives us a real debate. None of these stupid rules just a good honest debate. Ask the hard questions, ask questions that the canidates didn't know were coming, and let the canidates ask eachother questions.
Anything less is pointless to watch.
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Mostly pointless yes, but who should be asking the questions?
I wouldn't trust a 'non-biased' reporter to do it fairly. You can ask tough sounding questions which are really easy, and you can ask tough questions.
I'd like to see them debate each other and ask each other questions.
Failing that, I would want each campaign to pick ONE person to ask the other one questions. The democrats could have Dan Rather and the republicans could have Sean Hannity for all I care. Just make it fair in its biases.