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The CNN-YouTube debate for the presidential candidates this past
week was surprisingly good — much 220-601 better in my book than the first
Democratic debate. From the first question
in which Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney questioned each other’s
toughness on illegal immigrants, the debate exposed very sharp
differences between the Republican candidates.
Within less than a week, the 640-816 videos from the Republican debate have generated hundreds of thousands of views –
far more than the videos from Democratic debate (which have been on
YouTube 70-291 for four months). If you look below, the Republican debate
videos dominated YouTube’s “Most Viewed” videos for the past few days.