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applegrove

(118,793 posts) Mon Nov 2, 2015, 07:56 PM Nov 2015

Democrats Look to Capitalize on GOP Debate Mess

Democrats Look to Capitalize on GOP Debate Mess

http://politicalwire.com/2015/11/02/democrats-look-to-capitalize-on-gop-debate-mess/

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“The Spanish-language network Telemundo is in talks with the Democratic National Committee about possibly scheduling a new candidate forum with the Dem presidential candidates, after the Republican National Committee canceled its debate on NBC News and the NBC-owned Telemundo to protest CNBC’s handling of last week’s gathering,” Greg Sargent reports.

“If this comes to fruition, Democrats would effectively be moving into the breach created by the RNC’s decision. It would mean Democrats end up holding two debate-style events on Spanish-language networks, since they are already set to hold a Univision debate in March.”

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Democrats Look to Capitalize on GOP Debate Mess (Original Post) applegrove Nov 2015 OP

ROTFLMAO! applegrove Nov 2015 #1

That would be good news. Renew Deal Nov 2015 #2

More Dem debates and forums are good for our party. LonePirate Nov 2015 #3

Plus our great candidates get lots of face time. The Republicans 1) are not great 2) don't get face applegrove Nov 2015 #4

Our great candidates indeed! I like all three of our candidates and will proudly support our nominee LonePirate Nov 2015 #5

+100 applegrove Nov 2015 #6

applegrove

(118,793 posts)

1. ROTFLMAO!

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Mon Nov 2, 2015, 07:56 PM

Nov 2015

Renew Deal

(81,873 posts)

2. That would be good news.

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Mon Nov 2, 2015, 08:08 PM

Nov 2015

I think the republicans just want less debates. All of the debates for both networks have been poorly run.

LonePirate

(13,431 posts)

3. More Dem debates and forums are good for our party.

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Mon Nov 2, 2015, 08:25 PM

Nov 2015

Our candidates actually discuss substantive issues and offer their solutions to problems Americans want to see resolved. The more these issues and solutions are discussed, the better our candidates, our party and most importantly, our country, will be.