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I have posted this in other threads but it is relevant here too.
I think Kerry had the questions before the debate. At the end of his first answer, he said to the moderator
-quote
I know I can do a better job in Iraq. I have a plan to have a summit with all of the allies, something this president has not yet achieved, not yet been able to do to bring people to the table.
We can do a better job of training the Iraqi forces to defend themselves, and I know that we can do a better job of preparing for elections.
All of these, and especially homeland security, which we'll talk about a little bit later
-- end quote
How would he know what they would be talking about later?

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Debate is running again on C-Span. I'll be watching the end for all the wonderful little bits that people have referenced. It'll be over in about eight minutes.

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How would he know what they would be talking about later?

Because Homeland Security was one of the debate topics.

Perhaps we should all remove our tin-foil hats so that we can focus on what is more important.

Note that my agreement on what I saw was only an obvious "bias" on the part of Lehrer. Nobody really doubts that. However, I seriously doubt that sKerry had the questions in advance, especially on the heels of Rathergate. Let's all get a little more serious.