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Presidential Character and Conduct 2008: Candidates Revealed

 

Published 8/19/2008 by FOXNews.com at FOXNews.com

John McCain and Barack Obama: each wants your vote as they battle to be the next commander in chief — but how much do you really know about them? FOX News Channel presents two one-hour specials taking an unprecedented look at the character and conduct of the men who would be president. The Obama special, hosted by Bill Hemmer, aired Monday, Aug. 18. The McCain special, hosted by Eric Shawn, airs Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 8 p.m. EDT. Click here to read more on the ‘Character and Conduct’ special. (link)

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