The DVD Dan Quayle doesn't want you to see!
- John Kerry calls Dick Cheney's daughter a lesbian.
- Dan Quayle says he's more qualified than JFK to be President.
- Gerald Ford says there is no Russian domination of Eastern Europe.
- George W Bush talks about the rumors on the "Internets".
These are just some of the highly controversial and extremely entertaining moments in political history. Now, for the first time EVER ON DVD, you can have the best moments in Presidential Debate history all together on one DVD. Presidential Debates Gone Wild!
If you enjoyed watching the debates you will love watching this DVD. For the first time ever you can watch the most shocking and controversial moments ever recored during the live debates.
Featuring the FULL LENGTH, highly controversial clip that Dan Quayle does not want you to see.
Presidential Debates 1976
During the 1976 Presidential and Vice Presidential debates, 2 significant moments took place that changed the outcome of the election. During the 2ND Presidential debate, watched by 64 million Americans & held at the Palace of Fine arts in San Fransisco, Max Frankel asked Gerald Ford if America has been to soft on Communism, Ford responds with a 5 minute rambling speech which he declares "There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe." That statement was the turning point in the election.
During the Vice Presidential debate, Bob Dole declared that 1.6 million Americans were killed in "Democratic Wars" This statement by Dole was seen by 43 million American viewers on TV and replayed countless of times on the nightly news.
Presidential Debates 1980
There was only one Debate between Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, and the debate was a turning point for many Americans who felt comfortable with Reagan.
The ecomony was in the tank, American hostages were still being held in Iran and the debate was the highest-rated debate in American Television history, with around 81 million viewers.
There were wild moments!
Ronald Reagan declared to Jimmy Carter his now famous line " There you go again." Also, Reagan asked the question which was the turning point in the election. "Are you better off now than 4 years ago?"
Presidential Debates 2000
The 2000 Presidential Debates were a historic series of Debates. They were also the lowest rated Presidential Debates of all time avergaing only 33 Million viewers. The wildest moments came when President Bush attacked Al Gore for nation building and announced that he will only use the military when the outcome is clear, and NEVER get America bogged down in a nation building exercise like the Clinton Adminastration did in Haiti. Also during the 2000 Debates, Dick Cheney revealed his clear intentions he had all along for Iraq.
