"You've have never seen anything like this," said Schlafly, "and you to can be a part of the historical debate by hosting a house party."

Christian Newswire also pointed out that "Questions will be posed not only from national pro-family leaders, but from such surprise guests as the wife of a border agent who was jailed while preventing a drug smuggler from entering our country!"

Those who tune into the debate - aired from 7:30-10:30 PM ET on Sky Angel's Angel One channel - a provider of multi-channel, faith-based and family-friendly television and radio programming --  & Dish Network channel 262, and streamed live at: www.ValuesVoterDebate.com and www.AFA.net will be able to "Hear questions from an abortion survivor, victims of the homosexual agenda, parents whose children were once frozen embryos and a former slave in Sudan!"

PRNewswire-USNewswire reported that Bonnie Bernard, an Ohio businesswoman who founded Embryos Alive, "a human embryo adoption agency has been invited to participate" in the debate. Bernard will be "attend[ing] this political forum as an expert on the topic of frozen embryos and their viability as human life."

"Human embryos need a voice in this election, and I am pleased to serve in that capacity," Bernard said.

New improved straw poll promised  

In addition to the question and answer format the debate will feature a "straw poll" that Janet Folger promises will be "different from previous straw polls." In Florida, "delegates for the Values Voter Straw Poll have been selected by pro-family leaders such as ... Schlafly; ... Wildmon;  Weyrich ... ; Judge Roy Moore, chairman of the Foundation for Moral Law; Rabbi Aryea Spero, of the Jewish Action Alliance; Star Parker, of the Coalition on Urban Renewal and Education, or CURE; and Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, who fought for the right of military chaplains to pray in Jesus' name."

"Unlike other straw polls where candidates have bussed in supporters or paid for their tickets, the Values Voter Straw poll conducted at this presidential debate promises results consistent with the largest voting block in America - the Values Voter," said Mat Staver, Chairman of Liberty Counsel and member of the host committee, in a release this week. "This will be the most important straw poll yet."

"I'm proud to be a part of this historic debate," added Rabbi Aryeh Spero, of the Jewish Action Alliance. "The social, moral, and cultural issues are of the utmost importance for the country's survival. And we are the group that is willing to frame this presidential contest accordingly."

Moderator Farah hopes to shake things up a bit: "So often in presidential debates, questions are asked and answers don't address the questions. When that happens, I'm going to try to persuade the candidates to focus more precisely on what was asked."