Saddleback Civil Forum on the Presidency 2008

Format: .flv Resolution: 480x360 Presidential hopefuls Senators Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) chose an unprecedented venue and format for their first joint appearance in the campaign. For the first time in American history, the presumptive nominees had a formal, televised conversation with one of the nation's leading pastors -- Dr. Rick Warren of Saddleback Church -- at the Saddleback Civil Forum on the Presidency. This non-debate format event was broadcast live on several television and radio networks and live-streamed on many Internet sites. The two-hour event, attended by nearly 5,000 church members in the main auditorium and remote overflow venues, began with Warren posing questions first to Sen. Obama, as determined by a coin toss, after which the two candidates met on stage and embraced in one of their last appearances prior to their respective conventions. The second half of the program featured the same questions directed to Sen. McCain by Warren, who stressed that the candidate had been placed "under a cone of silence" prior to his turn on stage. Warren organized his thoughtful, yet hard-hitting line of inquiry into four categories, including Stewardship, Leadership, Worldview and America's Role in the World. The questions covered a wide range of topics, ranging from the candidates' values, vision and virtues as applied to many of the critical issues of interest to the faith community and general public, including a discussion on abortion, traditional marriage, stem cell research, education, religious persecution, world orphans, the theory of evil in the world, and their vision for the future of America - at home and abroad.

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huanix (2008-08-20)

I created a dvd iso of this torrent for easier distribution: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4351686

cascadeorca (2008-08-23)

I'm glad to see someone uploading the whole thing.
I'm glad to see a more impartial interview of both senators with the same questions asked to both people. I checked youtube, and all the obama segments were ruined and cut short, and the mccain segments were all shown in full, but were very short anyways so they were just covered with extra footage and all sorts of bs.
Thank you.
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