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Candidates Discuss Amendment One
Two candidates running against one another in the biggest local race agree on one ONE thing. Reporter Kyle Taylor explains what exactly this means. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stxsLH0WFWI&feature=youtu.be
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2012 Election
2012 Presidential Debate Replay
Pres. Obama and Gov. Romney debate for the final time Boca Raton, FL (Grady NewSource) – President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney debate from Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida. It’s the last time the two will debate before Election Day. http://youtu.be/tecohezcA78
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Evaluating Nonverbal Communication During 2012 Presidential Debates
Nodding your head. Using your hands. Raising your voice. Those are examples of non-verbal communiucation. Reporter Mike Reiter examines the issue at this week’s presidential debate.
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Debate Reactions
Two down, one to go. The Presidential debate is causing a mix of reactions today, and reporter Rachel Segers went out to see what some people in our area are thinking.
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Replay of 2012 Presidential Debate
Pres. Obama and Gov. Romney debate from New York’s Long Island Hempstead, NY (Grady NewSource) – President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney meet for the second of three presidential debate at Hofstra University. Full replay: http://youtu.be/QEpCrcMF5Ps
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Nationally Renowned Scholar Visits UGA
Nationally renowned communications studies theorist speaks at the University of Georgia. Grady Newsource Reporter Aalia Shaheed has the details.
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UGA Republicans React to First Presidential Debate
Reporter Fabi Rodriguez watched the debate with the UGA Republicans. Here’s her story that takes a look at their reaction.
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Young Democrats of UGA React to First Presidential Debate
The presidential debates may be on traditional TV but the real action is on the social media. Reporter Grace Olson has the story that also features reaction for the Young Democrats of UGA.
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2012 Election
Recap of the Presidential Debate
Watch highlights or entire debate video Denver, CO (Grady NewSource) – The first presidential debate is now in the books. In a contentious, but not overtly hostile affair, President Obama and Mitt Romney traded jabs over how to bring jobs back, and other domestic issue sticking points. Cristina Mutchler reports:…
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Asking Whether Presidential Debates Matter?
50 million people are expected to watch tonight’s Presidential Debate between President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney. That makes the 2012 Presidential Debate the single most watched event of the campaign. Grady NewSource reporter Ryan Williams takes a closer look at how debates impact voting – and specifically how…