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Old 01-05-2008, 03:54 PM
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Paul was excluded from the Fox "round table" debate that they're doing before NH. He was invited to the ABC debate. I suspect Fox wanted 4 people, not 5 and that, unlike conspiracy theorists it's due to wanting the most likely candidates along with a reasonable number of people around a table. The ABC debate is a "normal" one with podiums and the like and they're taking the top 5 candidates from each party.

Or you know, the "main-stream media" is keeping Paul down. Wait it's Fox... it must be Paul's views on the Iraq war, yeah that's it. I've not seen so much "omg conspiracy" from a candidate's supporters before.
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Old 01-05-2008, 04:07 PM
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Paul was excluded from the Fox "round table" debate that they're doing before NH. He was invited to the ABC debate. I suspect Fox wanted 4 people, not 5 and that, unlike conspiracy theorists it's due to wanting the most likely candidates along with a reasonable number of people around a table. The ABC debate is a "normal" one with podiums and the like and they're taking the top 5 candidates from each party.

Or you know, the "main-stream media" is keeping Paul down. Wait it's Fox... it must be Paul's views on the Iraq war, yeah that's it. I've not seen so much "omg conspiracy" from a candidate's supporters before.
The ABC debate is non-traditional, from what I understand. Unstructured debate amongst each other for the first 45 minutes (with no time limit for candidates), while they sit at a table, then a traditional debate format for the second half. It should be interesting to see who dominates the conversation.
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Old 01-05-2008, 07:45 PM
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The ABC debate is non-traditional, from what I understand. Unstructured debate amongst each other for the first 45 minutes (with no time limit for candidates), while they sit at a table, then a traditional debate format for the second half. It should be interesting to see who dominates the conversation.
Them too huh? Interesting.

I'll see if I can bring myself to sit down and watch.
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Old 01-05-2008, 11:30 PM
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Whatever happened to the days of three Presidential and one Vice Presidential debate after the conventions.

I'm tired of this campaign already.
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Old 01-06-2008, 12:12 AM
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Whatever happened to the days of three Presidential and one Vice Presidential debate after the conventions.

I'm tired of this campaign already.
It became old about a year ago. Now, it's all about the laughs. Too bad that the joke will be on all of us.
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Old 01-06-2008, 02:40 PM
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...the joke will be on all of us.
Let's ditch the party system.

Everyone can be eligible for write in votes and whoever gets the most loses -- I mean wins.

No campaigning. Just a big popularity contest.

Either that, or just let Oprah pick the winner.
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Old 01-06-2008, 02:42 PM
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Either that, or just let Oprah pick the winner.
Didn't she already do that?
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