When people look back at this US presidential election, it is unlikely they will be talking about the great autumnal debates of 2008.By general consent, they have been largely devoid of drama and - until the last contest, at least - devoid of much in the way of debate.The formats, which were agreed by the campaigns, did not exactly help.In the first two encounters there was little interaction, few follow-up questions and plenty of opportunities for the candidates to avoid giving direct answers.And then there is the fact that three of the four debaters were senators; members of a chamber, where speaking for hours on end - or filibustering, as it is known - is a prized political tool.
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