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Newspaper Article
AMERICA TUNED IN TO DEBATES
2004
Overview
Unlike some memorable face-offs in the past, these debates had no single crystallizing moment. The canned lines fell flat. Rather, it was the conduct of the two men as it accumulated answer by answer, fidget by fidget, that made these debates a pivot point in the campaign, honing a new edge for [John F. Kerry]'s challenge. The two men entered the debates with all attention centered on Kerry, on whether he had the character to be president. But over the course of the debates, the focus shifted to traditional ground: the record of the incumbent and the question of whether he had earned a second term. Kerry repeatedly emphasized that he would be better at working with allies; while never conceding that argument, [Bush] said he had the strength of character to go it alone in the U.S. interest.
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Pittsburgh Post - Gazette
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