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Video: A childish take on the presidential debatesNEW YORK (CNN) -- Many debate critics say the presidential candidates acted like children. CNN's Jeanne Moos decided to watch the final debate with some experts on childish behavior. In this report, she notes that the 6-and-under vote is still up for grabs.
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Friday, October 20, 2000
- Bush rips Gore in confident New Hampshire speech
- Clinton, thousands of mourners pay last respects to Carnahan
- Candidates pulling out all the stops in Michigan's ad wars
- Tracking poll: Bush may be expanding lead over Gore
- Clinton-Gore relationship under scrutiny as Election Day nears
- Gore, Bush roll out gags at $900,000 fund-raiser
- Video: A childish take on the presidential debates
- Term-limit loyalists heading home
- With race tight, Bush pumps up ad spending in Minnesota
- House GOP seeking long-term health care tax break compromise
- Budget bargainers narrow differences on overseas abortion aid
- Dems vow to hasten Congress' pace toward adjournment
- Clinton signs AIDS bill
- latimes.com: Clinton drafted in final push to help Gore
- Bush appearance on 'Letterman' is more serious than comic
- U.S. House shelves Armenia genocide bill
- Jimmy Carter breaks lifelong ties to Southern Baptists
- Republicans look at 10-year, $260 billion tax relief package
- Hometown projects fill spending bills as budget fight edges onward
- Everglades restoration project nears completion in Congress