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Pennsylvania

FakeNoose

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4. A virtual debate would work just as well, and probably safer

Reply to Deminpenn (Original post)

Wed Mar 23, 2022, 11:57 AM

Mar 2022

The candidates don't even have to be in the same city. Each one goes to a broadcast studio in their own town, which I'm sure the local stations would be happy to provide. Do they need a studio audience? Well maybe, but they could each pack the audience with their own fans, and do away with a lot of acrimony and angry heckling from the other side.

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PA GOP governor candidates want "safe space" for debates [View all] Deminpenn Mar 2022 OP

Wow, talk about a bunch of scaredy cat snowflakes! Diamond_Dog Mar 2022 #1

The moderator should just ask them if they like puppies livetohike Mar 2022 #2

Corman is nothing. Locals love him but he has no brain. twodogsbarking Mar 2022 #3

And his commercial are the worst. PA Democrat Apr 2022 #5

Trump, Ivanka and Ted Nugent. twodogsbarking Apr 2022 #6

A virtual debate would work just as well, and probably safer FakeNoose Mar 2022 #4