Tag Archives: Presidential Debate

Messages converge – trust becomes the major issue

Posted on October 16, 2008 by David St Lawrence

In the third Presidential Debate at Hofstra, both candidates did a more effective job of articulating their ideas, but their messages are converging. Public trust in the candidates will be the differentiating factor. Their proposed solutions are becoming more aligned … Continue reading →

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Will we know any more when tomorrow’s debate is over?

Posted on October 14, 2008 by David St Lawrence

That depends on whether we watch the debate or let someone else explain it to us. Journalists and bloggers of all political persuasions are so polarized at this point that their "facts" are almost buried in baseless opinions. The American … Continue reading →

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Why we need to watch tonight’s Presidential debate

Posted on October 7, 2008 by David St Lawrence

Those who would lead us out of our current difficulties are not paragons of virtue. They are as flawed as the rest of us, but they have managed to convince many others to support them in their quest for control … Continue reading →

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Why a debate is different than a campaign stop

Posted on September 27, 2008 by David St Lawrence

The presidential debate showed a different side of both Barack Obama and John McCain than I had ever seen before. This is probably because the debate environment is closer to what an executive experiences on the job has to deal … Continue reading →

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