Howard Dean vs. Karl Rove debate to be webcast live tonight! [updated]

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Friday September 11, 2009 · 12:34 PM PDT

2009/09/11 · 12:34

This is just a short diary...I searched and didn't find any record of it, and I figured there might be some here who were as interested as I in something besides the whole Wilson bruhaha...

Tonight should be one of the more interesting evenings of the semester for student's at Depauw University, as none other than Howard Dean and Karl Rove square off on stage in a debate....

From the Depauw web site

August 8, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. — Two heavyweights on the national political scene -- Howard Dean, who recently completed a four-year term as chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and Karl Rove, the former chief political adviser to President George W. Bush -- are coming to DePauw University on Friday, September 11. In a Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture, the two men will engage in a debate on "America in 2009: Challenges and Opportunities." The program will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium of the Green Center for the Performing Arts (605 S. College Avenue).

apparently there weren't enough seats for the locals, and they have decided to allow the rest of us to watch along with those who couldn't get in!

September 1, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. — The first-ever debate between Karl Rove and Howard Dean on a college campus -- set for September 11 at DePauw University -- will be viewable anywhere in the world via the Internet. Mssrs. Dean and Rove have agreed to let the University present a webcast of their Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture at DePauw. Video and audio of the program, which begins at 7:30 p.m., will be available via this link and will remain archived for two weeks

anyhow.....just thought some others might like to join in on the fun too!

So that's 7:30 Eastern time for those who do!

[updated] to correct the correct time zone....Sorry, Indiana is too confruzing for me!

Also, the debate subject is listed as:

"America in 2009: Challenges and Opportunities."

so might we infer that a good deal of it might lean toward the current healthcare reform battle?

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