Republican presidential candidates turn their attention to foreign policy and national security tonight at a debate hosted by The Heritage Foundation and American Enterprise Institute. It airs on CNN at 8 p.m. ET.
Over the past few days, workers transformed an empty auditorium at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., into a full-scale television set. As the final preparations were made, Heritage got a behind-the-scenes look at how it all came together.
This debate marks a rare opportunity for the candidates to gather in the nation’s capital; Constitution Hall is just steps from the White House. And two think tanks that never before hosted a debate will take center stage by asking the questions of eight candidates.
Which candidate will best protect our nation and amplify American leadership, and how will they do it?
Moe Lane
PG DeFreese
Victoria Coates
Daniel Horowitz
Dan Spencer
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jgge Tuesday, November 22nd at 4:01PM EST (link)that the debates overrating has gone way out of hand. This is insanity folks. The media and blogs are pushing for this destructive notion that we should pick a President based on his debating skills. They are telling us that the one who is best qualified for President is the one with the best 30 seconds sound bytes and 3 second zingers during a damn debate. President do not and must not govern with 30 seconds sound bytes or else we are heading toward a very bad future in this nation. Wake up folks and stop this insane obsession with debates.
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gcards Wednesday, November 23rd at 3:45AM EST (link)This debate marks a rare opportunity for the candidates to gather in the nation’s capital; Constitution Hall is just steps from the White House. And two think tanks that never before hosted a debate will take center stage by asking the questions of eight candidates.nike kobe