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1. Posted at 7:37 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by Gene

   I think they are doing a really good job of making sure the candidates stay on topic, something they rarely do.

2. Posted at 7:38 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by Gene

   I do wish they’d actually let all the candidates answer the same question though. But overall very refreshing format, I can’t wait for the Republican version…

3. Posted at 7:42 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by RhondaJ

   I like the approach but wonder how to better balance the questions. It seems like some of them are getting more questions than others based on questions submitted.

4. Posted at 7:43 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by Gene

   Yeah, i’m pretty sure CNN has “scripted” by choosing specific questions… but that shouldn’t suprise anyone.

5. Posted at 7:44 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by SweetMel

   I like the format- it’s interesting. Americans asking questions they actually want to hear answered. I agree with Gene- I would like to hear more of the candidates answering the same questions.

6. Posted at 7:46 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by SweetMel

   Anderson Cooper is really trying hard to keep the candidates on the subject…

7. Posted at 7:46 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by Gene

   Anderson is really rabbid about making them stay on the question though.

8. Posted at 8:08 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by NotANative

   There’s only one “b” in rabid. But that’s probably just enthusiasm. Cooper needs a cane with a hook.

9. Posted at 8:19 pm on 07/23/07

   Posted by RhondaJ

   When the candidates had the question about their best teacher, why didn’t they take the opportunity to talk about education? Nothing is more important to our nation’s future than public education and these guys wouldn’t be up here if they had not had great teachers in their youth.

10. Posted at 9:07 pm on 07/23/07

    Posted by Parker

    I’m sorry, I’ve never heard such a goofball series of efforts to compliment each other while still getting in the last word!

11. Posted at 12:23 pm on 07/24/07

    Posted by alice hester

    i think it was very fair and I liked that the average american could ask questions. It is clear hillary came out on top in this debate as the polls confirm my own opinion. i am ashamed that mike gravel is also running in hte sam eparty as the more qualified front runners. he is an ebarssament to our party.

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