The three presidential and one vice presidential debates have been set. You can find the details on them at Investors.com. In that piece Andrew Malcolm notes: The political reality though is that debates, like college mid-terms, seem important at the time but end up mattering less at the end. Arguably, in hindsight only two presidential debates over their 52 years have been decisive: The first in 1960 when Richard Nixon’s make-up and shaver failed him on black-and-white TV while the country discovered a young, well-spoken senator in John F. Kennedy. The other occurred in the final days of the 1980 … Continue reading Presidential Debates Rarely Matter, Except If Someone Royally Screws Up