emazur
11-04-2009, 02:08 PM
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/11/04/politics/politicalhotsheet/entry5522839.shtml
A press release from the group said the two men will discuss "topics ranging from the economy to foreign policy."
"The series will be formatted to allow for President Clinton and President Bush to each present their thoughts on a wide range of important current events and national issues through a moderated question and answer period during which the moderator can elicit information and insights into particularly pertinent topics of the day," according to the release.
A spokesperson for MSG Entertainment said the moderator would be announced closer to the date of the event.
The discussion may not offer the fireworks that partisans might hope for: At the Toronto event, Mr. Bush called Mr. Clinton "brother" and the two rarely disagreed despite their ideological differences. The Toronto crowd was reportedly disappointed and had hoped for a more spirited debate.
The two men did differ occasionally, with Mr. Bush rejecting Mr. Clinton's suggestion that his attention had been diverted away from Afghanistan because of the Iraq war.
A press release from the group said the two men will discuss "topics ranging from the economy to foreign policy."
"The series will be formatted to allow for President Clinton and President Bush to each present their thoughts on a wide range of important current events and national issues through a moderated question and answer period during which the moderator can elicit information and insights into particularly pertinent topics of the day," according to the release.
A spokesperson for MSG Entertainment said the moderator would be announced closer to the date of the event.
The discussion may not offer the fireworks that partisans might hope for: At the Toronto event, Mr. Bush called Mr. Clinton "brother" and the two rarely disagreed despite their ideological differences. The Toronto crowd was reportedly disappointed and had hoped for a more spirited debate.
The two men did differ occasionally, with Mr. Bush rejecting Mr. Clinton's suggestion that his attention had been diverted away from Afghanistan because of the Iraq war.