Norman Ornstein Describes a New Format for Presidential Debates at a Center for the Study of the Presidency Panel Discussion

At a panel discussion at the National Press Club entitled "Can the Next President Rise Above the Partisanship?," American Enterprise Institute Scholar Norman Ornstein discusses a different format for Presidential debates that could steer the dialogue away from the current short answer sound-bite style. (1:10)
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D.C. Voters Discuss Their Vote Choice and Why Turnout is Often Low

During the Washington, D.C. primary, voters share their thougts on the election.
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Virginia primary voters explain issues that are important to them

Primary voters in Alexandria, Va., describe what issues matter to them in picking a candidate. (1:40)
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Senator John McCain addresses CPAC

Senator and presidential candidate John McCain (R-AZ) addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference. (25:42)
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Governor Romney describes the internal threat to the American culture

Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Governor Mitt Romney describes the threat to American culture. He says that dependency on social programs is "death to initiative." (0:43)
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Governor Romney explains his reasons for suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination

Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Governor Romney explains his reasons for suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination. He says that if he were to continue his campaign, it would make it easier for Senator Clinton or Senator Obama to win the general election. Because of the threat of terrorism, he believes it is necessary to protect the country by suspending his campaign. (2:38)
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Mitt Romney suspends his campaign for the Republican nomination for president at CPAC

Governor Mitt Romney announces at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washigton, DC, that he is suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination for president. (21:36)
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Njoki N'Dungu, Former Member of Kenya's Parliament, Talks About U.S. Role in Kenya Before House Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health

Njoki N'Dungu shares her opinion on the best way forward for the United States in its relations with Kenya, specifically in terms of the United Kingdom, the former colonial power in the region. (0:45)
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Delware primary voters give their reasons for voting and picking candidates

Voters at the Brandywine High School in Wilmington, Delaware, give their reasons for voting and the factors that went into picking the candidates they chose. (2:38)
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An interview with Bay Buchanan, former U.S. Treasurer, speaking for Mitt Romney for President

Talk Radio News Service's Meredith MacKenzie speaks with Bay Buchanan, former Treasurer of the United States under Reagan, and conservative spokeswoman, about Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and the runup to Super Tuesday.
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Dr. Markey states what he feels is needed for a successful Pakistan Election

Dr. Daniel Markey lists the four ingredients he feels would make for a successful Pakistani Election. The four ingredients are a technically sound process, security of the campaign, active political parties, and a free flow of information so the people can make an informed choice.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse says he supports a new presidential regime

Following the State of the Union Address, Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) stresses his support for a future led by a democratic president.
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