Edwards, Cheney Gear Up for Sole VP Debate
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Both presidential campaigns are looking for a boost at the other's expense Tuesday when Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic rival John Edwards square off for the only vice presidential debate of the 2004 election.
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CLEVELAND - President Bush picked up Wednesday where Dick Cheney left off in the vice presidential debate, assailing the Democratic ticket's position on the Iraq war, the economy and taxes. Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards was poised to answer the criticism in the battleground state of Florida...
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CLEVELAND - Hours before the only vice presidential debate of the campaign, Sen. John Edwards told supporters Tuesday that he and Vice President Dick Cheney don't share the same view of the world - "and that's a good thing."   Cheney, who was arriving in Cleveland at mid-afternoon after preparing for the debate from his home in Jackson, Wyo., was expected to offer a strong rebuttal to Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry's criticism of the Bush administration and its policies in Iraq, a focus of the first presidential debate...
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Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic Sen. John Edwards battled fiercely over the war in Iraq Tuesday in a debate that featured repeated personal attacks on the other side's records and judgment.
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Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina met Tuesday night at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland for their only debate of the 2004 presidential campaign. Here are some facts and figures on the debate:
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Tonight&#39;s vice presidential debate could spark more interest locally and in South Carolina because Seneca native and NC Sen. John Edwards will be on the national stage.
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The focus of the US election campaign shifted today to the vice presidential contest as Republican incumbent Dick Cheney and Democratic challenger John Edwards prepared for their first
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WASHINGTON - The vice presidential debate was must-see TV for President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry, who cleared their schedules Tuesday night to watch their running mates.
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WASHINGTON -- Vice President Cheney and Sen. John Edwards are back on the campaign trail today, after their only debate of the campaign Tuesday night.
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When Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards hit the stage for the vice presidential debate Tuesday night, the gloves came off.
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Vice President Dick Cheney and  Democratic Sen. John Edwards battled fiercely over the war in  Iraq in a debate that featured repeated personal attacks on the  other side's records and judgment.
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Main points from the vice presidential debate between Republican Dick Cheney and Democrat John Edwards:
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After lashing out at each other for months from a distance, the two vice presidential candidates are meeting face to face Tuesday night at Case Western Reserve University for their only debate before the Nov. 2 election.
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CLEVELAND - Vice President Dick Cheney faces a "master litigator" when he debates Sen. John Edwards, a backhanded compliment offered Tuesday by the White House as it defended against criticism that the Republicans have not acknowledged errors in waging war in Iraq...
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Tonight&#39;s political showdown at Case Western Reserve University will contrast more than the hairstyles and personal styles of follically challenged Republican Vice President Dick Cheney and well-coiffed Democratic Sen. John Edwards.
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In the wrap-up TV news shows following Wednesday night&#39;s debate between Vice President Dick Cheney and North Carolina senator John Edwards, the pundits debated who &quot;won&quot; or who laid out the best plans to clean up the conflict in Iraq or whether the
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Democrats were giddy with anticipation thinking about this year's vice presidential debate when John Kerry selected John Edwards as his running mate back in July. Their man is 51, dashing and camera-ready; Dick Cheney is 63, phlegmatic, balding and hardly a matinee idol. This was to be a fight Democrats would love.