To: MississippiMan
Wasn't he taking notes during the debate? If he only had a pen, then he was writing directly on the podium. Since I doubt that was the case, I would deduce he was writing on paper.
30 posted on
10/04/2004 12:13:21 PM PDT by
zlala
To: zlala
I think they provided the candidates with paper at the podium, because Bush was writing during the debate too.
34 posted on
10/04/2004 12:15:43 PM PDT by
cwiz24
To: zlala
Materials provided by the debaters was supposed to be placed on the podium by the debate committee. That's the rule that appears to have been ignored by sKerry.
38 posted on
10/04/2004 12:16:39 PM PDT by
Techster
To: zlala
Wasn't he taking notes during the debate? If he only had a pen, then he was writing directly on the podium. Since I doubt that was the case, I would deduce he was writing on paper.
I believe that the "Rules", agreed to by both parties, said that they could have paper and pens or pencils placed on the Podium for them, but that nothing was to be brought with them.
RamS
60 posted on
10/04/2004 12:25:53 PM PDT by
RamingtonStall
(Ride Hard and far! ..... and with GPS, Know where you are!)
To: zlala
The contenders were each given paper and pen to write with that was at the podium in advance.
69 posted on
10/04/2004 12:33:49 PM PDT by
debboo
(in our little town)
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