Quentin Kidd

Professor of Political Science, Christopher Newport University

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Professor of Political Science at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia

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At  last night's presidential debate  in Nashville Tennessee, the growing economic crisis provided an opportunity for  John McCain  and  Barack Obama  to rise to an historic occasion.

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At last night's presidential debate in Nashville Tennessee, the growing economic crisis provided an opportunity for John McCain and Barack Obama to rise to an historic occasion.

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