But those debates were not like the debates that we're about to watch; indeed, they were not really debates at all.
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Republican debates have been more popular than Democratic debates so far.
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Next debates: The other two presidential debates will happen on Oct.
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These debates are the first since June's Democratic debates in Miami.
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Debates in Portland anticipated debates about preserving the movement's progeny elsewhere.
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Ratings for debates historically decrease throughout each cycle; the earliest debates draw some of the largest audiences, while ratings for later debates begin the dwindle.
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Arthur: In contrast to general-election debates, primary debates really matter a lot.
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We had huge debates about solar energy, for example, huge debates about digital.
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Since there were 12 primary debates and three general debates, it would appear that Trump is also claiming that he won the three debates with Hillary Clinton.
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We're engaged in debates, and we want the public to learn from those debates.
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Interest in procedural debates tends to wane once those debates fade from the spotlight.
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And so their debates over power lack the precision of their debates over policy.
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And I had, and I went through 28500-6900 debates, 2628-debates before Hillary.
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Unlike this week's debates, however, the third and fourth debates have steeper qualifying requirements.
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When people say that these debates were bad, it's because they aren't really debates.
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Compared to the United States' presidential debates, televised leaders' debates came late to Canada.
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Debates about taxing and spending should be conducted as debates about taxing and spending.
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Mayor Pete criticizes debates Mayor Pete Buttigieg disparages debates ... while on the debate stage.
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Debates over repealing the laws have turned into debates about the morality of homosexuality.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates — a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization — has organized the debates since 1988.
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That brings to an end this year's debates sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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We cannot wait for these other debates to play out, even if they're healthy debates.
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The schedule for the debates was set last year by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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He even won all of the Democratic debates and all of the undercard GOP debates.
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The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates has scheduled three televised debates ahead of the Nov.
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The debates were scheduled in September of last year by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
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"All presidents have internal debates; not all presidents articulate these internal debates publicly," said former Rep.
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He's previously complained that the nonprofit Commission on Presidential Debates, which hosts the debates, is biased.
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Rough in 1st couple of debates, but he's really hit his stride in the later debates.
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The Liberal government of Trudeau even created an official Leaders' Debates Commission to facilitate more debates.
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Christine Lagarde knows well Europe, knows where the economy debates and knows where the political debates.
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Presidential nomination debates have never really been debates, in the sense of conflict over a proposition.
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Overall, 28503 percent of voters said that there were "too many" debates, 22019 percent said there were a "right amount" of debates and 16 percent said there were "too few" debates.
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Had they implemented these changes, the party could have organized 2628 one-hour debates: five four-person debates the first two nights, and then five four-person debates a month later.
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The final debate of the 2016 presidential election is behind us, the last event of its kind after two other general election debates, nine Democratic primary debates, and 12 Republican primary debates.
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Ascribing all of the movement in polls during the debates to the debates themselves would of course be erroneous—polls have a tendency to bounce around even in the absence of debates.
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As the Commission on Presidential Debates notes, there's a heavy tech company presence at this year's debates.
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The first of three presidential debates run by the Commission on Presidential Debates is scheduled for Sept.
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Health care is a fault line in the party: On that topic, the debates were actually debates.
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Debates about assimilation are different from debates about undocumented immigration, even though they are often mixed together.
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Republican debates have dramatically outperformed Democratic debates in drawing viewers, according to a new report released Friday.
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They inspired — and sometimes ended — the fiercest debates of their times: debates over slavery, segregation, mass incarceration.
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Since 1988, the Commission on Presidential Debates has conducted 30 general election presidential and vice presidential debates.
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The commission on presidential debates today announced the moderators for the 2016 presidential and vice presidential debates.
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Debates in our country should be informed by facts, especially debates that have proven to be divisive.
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As the Atlantic's Matt Ford pointed out, intra-party debates are usually organized by the parties themselves, and general election debates are sorted out with the help of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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We&aposve done debates against the imams where I&aposve done Lincoln Douglas-type debates at various universities.
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The last two debates, however, were different for Trump from all prior debates, and in very specific ways.
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These are all debates worth having, and they're debates we've been having ever since the internet was invented.
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Debates should in no way shape or form resemble political debates, which have devolved into counterproductive "likeability" contests.
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After all, the Republican primary debates and general election debates -- starring Trump -- saw its highest ratings in history.
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But it was also a week where Canada's election campaign went off into its recurring debates about debates.
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To prepare to fake-moderate these fake debates on Saturday, I finally start watching the CNN Democratic debates.
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The company will also have a physical presence at the debates, according to the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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With a little over a month left on the campaign trail, and three more debates I think each of these debates are a potential last stand, or at least the two remaining presidential debates.
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The DNC has warned that candidates who participate in unsanctioned debates will be barred from attending future sanctioned debates.
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Trump in December chastised the Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonpartisan group that organizes the debates every four years.
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A candidate must reach 15% in five polls selected by the Commission on Presidential Debates to participate in debates.
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Though the Democratic debates have remained relatively civil this cycle, the Republican debates have devolved into schoolyard shouting matches.
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"More importantly, the 'Commission on Presidential Debates' is not some long-established neutral arbitrator of presidential debates," he said.
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" Compared to earlier debates: "Back in June, the second of two initial debates in Miami drew 18.1 million viewers.
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And Bloomberg will have won not in spite of ignoring the televised debates, but because he ignored the debates.
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The DNC would punish candidates for taking part in unsanctioned debates by barring them from participating in future debates.
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Opening the debates should be part of a broader reform that replaces the private, partisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
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One reason has historically been debates, especially since candidates have previously been ranked by their collective place in polls and separated by primetime debates and what pejoratively came to be known as the "kiddie table" debates.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonprofit that has run the general-election presidential debates starting with 803 election, announced the schedule for three presidential debates and one vice presidential showdown in the fall of 2020.
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Consider the debates that set the standard for American politics – the 1858 Lincoln-Douglas debates for the Illinois Senate seat.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates and Twitter will be tracking the level of conversation during Monday's and the following debates.
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The Democratic National Committee framework for the 2020 debates does call for 12 debates, with the last one in April.
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The primary debates in June on NBC and the debates in July on CNN were spread out over two nights.
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According to the sources, Trump doesn't trust the Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonprofit organization that puts on the debates.
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There are these huge debates, like impeachment, where basically the parties neatly line up on either side of those debates.
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During the primary races in 2900, there were nearly two dozen debates, plus another three debates during the general election.
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The moderators for the three presidential debates were revealed by the non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates earlier this month.
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Given the importance of the debates, robust discussion of every aspect of the debates is certainly fair game, and the CPD has long not only welcomed but sought out solid and creative ideas for enhancing the debates.
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Twitter, local broadcasters partner to livestream local debates Twitter signed a deal with local broadcasters to stream seven debates that may have national interest: The seven debates that will be livestreamed throughout October include the debate between Sen.
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When looking at the three debates between Trump and Clinton, Clinton won all three debates, among all those polled by CNN.
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Washington (CNN)The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday the schedule of the 2020 general election presidential and vice presidential debates.
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Even though three were later added, by contrast, the party had 15 primary debates in 2004 and 25 debates in 2008.
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Debates like nothing we've seen before The presidential debates, slated to start September 26, would be the first place to look.
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Following the two nights of debates, 31.5% of likely voters said they would choose him, dropping from 41.5% before the debates.
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The debates are organized and run by the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), a private organization that receives no government funding.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates must correct the unfortunate failure to include a Hispanic-American voice in this election's presidential debates.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates must correct this unfortunate misstep of lacking a Hispanic-American voice in this election's presidential debates.
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Cable networks have hosted the majority of GOP debates, but most of the Democratic debates have been hosted by broadcast stations.
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"I think we're all mature enough to recognize these are policy debates, and these are important debates to have," Tanden said.
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As the second Democratic presidential primary debates approach next week, it's a good time to consider the structure of future debates.
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The Democratic National Committee announced it would host 12 primary debates in total, which leaves six more debates in 2020. 20203.
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To participate in the third round of debates, candidates must meet higher fundraising and polling criteria than the first two debates.
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Prior to this year's crowded debates, Biden distinguished himself with several strong performances in vice presidential debates in 2008 and 2012.
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She teaches that much of the policy process involves debates about values masquerading as debates about facts, numbers, data, and anecdotes.
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Trump has told advisers that he does not trust the Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonprofit entity that sponsors the debates.
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But I think newsrooms are refocusing on how to make sure the debates are about ... Not debates in the literal sense.
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Already this cycle, there has been much discussion of those debates, yet many Americans are not familiar with the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), the organization that, since 21987, has been dedicated to ensuring that such debates take place.
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Historic diversity at Democratic debates Those debates will set a record not just for number of candidates, but also for their diversity.
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We haven't seen anything on the intellectual and collegial level of the Lincoln-Douglas debates since, well since the Lincoln-Douglas debates.
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On The Trail: With low poll numbers, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein won't qualify for debates, says the commission on presidential debates.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates is soliciting applications from sites looking to host debates in the 28503 presidential and vice presidential contests.
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Hindu philosophy is full of such debates and in these debates there is little absolute knowledge or any absolute certainty of truth.
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In 2008, 16 Democratic debates brought in 75 million total voters while the 85033 Republican debates brought in 42 million total viewers.
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Bennet qualified for the party's debates in June and July but failed to meet tougher standards for the six debates since then.
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According to The New York Times, Trump has discussed the possibility of skipping the debates, due largely to his lack of faith in the Commission on Presidential Debates, the organization that runs and produces the general election debates each year.
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Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr. and Michael D. McCurry, co-chairmen of the Commission on Presidential Debates, share their vision for general-election debates.
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In 2014, the rule carried a threat of penalties — disqualification from future debates, for example — for presidential candidates who participated in unsanctioned debates.
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However, in several debates, Clinton's approach has been more relaxed, calm, and she even seems to enjoy the debates with a conversational quality.
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Here are a few reasons:The debates are not publicly-run eventsDespite the public-service nature of the debates, they're not actually government-run.
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First, the debates are the personal fiefdom of the two political parties pirouetting under the lofty title of the Commission for Presidential Debates.
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Originally, the rule was meant to prevent GOP candidates from participating in unsanctioned debates by imposing penalties, such as disqualification from sanctioned debates.
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The line-up for the July debates will be almost the same as the line-up for the June debates, only with Rep.
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While many voters were hoping these debates would give clarity on this overcrowded field, both nights of the debates achieved essentially the opposite.
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Some 39 percent said the debates will not help, and 11 percent said they did not know how the debates would affect them.
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Tuesday night's debate is the fourth of 220006 planned Democratic debates and there are some indications that voters' enthusiasm for debates is waning.
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"Saw last night why campaign managers focus on helping their candidates prepare for debates & don't live on tv talking about debates," he tweeted.
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Televised debates this year have been held with new restrictions, in contrast to the live debates in 2009 that helped polarize the country.
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For better or worse, the Clinton-Trump debates will be remembered alongside other historic debates that have shaped the future of this nation.
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Inasmuch as Mr. Trump's coarseness has a refreshing effect on public debates in America, that can already be felt in debates here, too.
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Both debates are set to run from 9PM ET to 11PM ET. NBC is hosting the first debates, and it will be dedicating air time on both of its news channels (MSNBC as well as the main NBC channel) for the debates.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's campaign is considering only participating in general election debates if an outside firm serves as the host, and his advisers recently sat down with the nonprofit Commission on Presidential Debates to complain about the debates it hosted in 2016.
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The reason for the difference is that the primary debates are sponsored and run by the parties and by the media organizations that broadcast and profit from them, but the Presidential debates are governed by the nonpartisan, nonprofit Commission on Presidential Debates.
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Congress created the Commission on Presidential Debates in 2000 under an agreement by the Republican and Democratic parties to take stewardship over the debates.
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Congress created the Commission on Presidential Debates in 22014 under an agreement by the Republican and Democratic parties to take stewardship over the debates.
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Of course, this is largely business as usual for debates, although services and rentals have gotten more expensive since Hofstra hosted the 2012 debates.
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" Gun laws dominate final Georgia gubernatorial primary debates - AP : "The candidates met Sunday in separate party-specific debates at WSB-TV studios in Atlanta.
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The debates over the terms of these CBAs are, at the end of the day, debates over the nature of the employer-employee relationship.
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In each brilliantly crafted song, we hear the debates that shaped our nation, and we hear the debates that are still shaping our nation.
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It appears the Commission of Presidential Debates somehow overlooked us and did not select a Hispanic journalist to moderate any of the upcoming debates.
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"Debates with two candidates tend to be more of a conversation than other debates because time is less of a factor," Mr. Feist said.
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That money helped to establish New America as an elite voice in policy debates on the American left and helped Google shape those debates.
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In the nineteen-twenties, the League of Women Voters began staging debates between candidates and debates on issues and broadcasting them on the radio.
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I recently talked with Perez about the DNC's changes to debates and superdelegates, and why the party banned Fox News from hosting any debates.
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Thinking back to 2016 and how chaotic the Republican debates were, what have you learned from that about conducting debates with a crowded field?
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The first two Democratic presidential debates for the 2020 election this week devoted more attention to climate change than in all the 2016 debates combined.
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We need more debates like that, because the public is really entitled to hear good quality debates, not extreme cases, people not making up information.
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As the debates begin, the section will expand from being only a guide to candidates to being a hub for updates from the debates, too.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has complained that the commission scheduled several of the debates during NFL games, possibly hurting television viewership of the debates.
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Biden plans to huddle with top aides and advisers in the days leading up to the debates and will hold another round of mock debates.
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Unlike the more numerous Republican debates, the few Democratic debates have been noteworthy for the broad areas of agreement between Clinton, Sanders and former Gov.
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The Libertarian and Green Parties are suing the Commission on Presidential Debates on antitrust grounds, hoping to break the major parties' "duopoly" on presidential debates.
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"I don't know how useful debates are going forward," said one strategist, Matt Mackowiak, who also expressed qualms about the rambunctious crowds at recent debates.
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"The D.N.C., along with its network partners, released the threshold for the first two debates nearly four months prior to the debates," Ms. Watson said.
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No one debates that those measures help victims of those disasters recover better, even as the debates about how to prevent future calamities rage on.
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There have been 10 Democratic debates (12 if you count the debates broken into two nights), and even more forums, town halls, and so on.
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The issue was at the center of the first part of the debates, with DNC Chair Tom Perez opening the debates with a mention of Martinez.
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Thankfully, cordcutters have a vast array of options to watch the debates this season, unlike the rather bare bones offerings of debates in past election cycles.
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Johnson partly attributed his loss to the inability of Libertarians to participate in presidential debates due to the criteria established by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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Analysts have pointed out that these debates may not matter nearly as much as they might have in past tax reform debates, like Camp's 2014 bill.
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The ratings for the second set of debates were almost half (8.7 million viewers) what they were for the first set of debates (15.3 million viewers).
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They also believe that interest in the debates during this election cycle will match the enthusiasm for the 20003 election, when primary debates shattered ratings records.
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" He added, in a clear rebuke to Trump, that "debates in our country should be informed by facts, especially debates that have proven to be divisive.
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So the Democratic National Committee has announced new rules for candidates to qualify for the September debates, which double the current requirements set for the summer debates.
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Twitter users can follow along with the debate by tweeting and searching for #Debates and #Debates2016, the company announced jointly with the Commission on Presidential Debates Thursday.
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Trump came across as less trustworthy than in previous debates, not because he's "flexible," but because he did not seem as clearly defined compared with previous debates.
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" The Commission on Presidential Debates describes its purpose as to ensure debates are held "between and among the leading candidates — not between the candidates and the moderator.
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"If the market dictates a need for debates, there will be debates, regardless of what people in a smoke-filled room want or desire," Weaver told CNN.
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The news that Booker has qualified for the later debates comes as Democrats prepare for the second round of presidential debates in Detroit on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Libertarian vice presidential nominee Bill Weld says the Commission on Presidential Debates could endanger its tax-exempt status by keeping the Libertarian ticket out of the debates.
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The second of two debates was watched by 2628 million fewer people than the second of two Democratic debates broadcast last month by NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo.
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Despite a breakout performance at the second round of Democratic primary debates last month, she has yet to qualify for the third round of debates in September.
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The candidates are wary, however, of participating in any unsanctioned debates, aware that it could mean being banished from official debates should they qualify in the future.
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The Detroit debates' aftermath: Sometime this week we should start to see some polling that was conducted entirely after the second set of Democratic debates in Detroit.
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I am against live-audience debates in general, since the debates are quite clearly (and should be) produced with the live TV (and streaming) audience in mind.
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The GOP debates this year have produced more than five times the audience per debate than their debates in 2008, and almost five times the total audience.
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The president is reportedly convinced that the Commission on Presidential Debates, the nonprofit organization that organizes debates, cannot be trusted to choose someone to fairly moderate them.
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In 1860, Abraham Lincoln won every state in which he'd published a book called "Political Debates," transcriptions of his 1858 debates with the Illinois senator Stephen Douglas.
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"There are people who argue, 'Oh, my God, these debates are coarsening the discourse,' and 'Oh, my God, these debates are distorting the process,' " Lehrer told me.
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But that seems to have had little to do with the debates — Carter's lead had been shrinking before the debates started, and it was in fact Ford who is said to have made a famous gaffe in the debates (by saying there was "no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe").
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In total, the Democratic debates were a refreshing contrast to presidential debates of the past, which have typically featured a slew of largely older white men in suits.
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Looking at presidential elections from 23-2008, they find that polls taken before presidential debates are highly correlated with those taken after a week after the debates ended.
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Political debates have a long tradition: in 1858 a lawyer named Abraham Lincoln challenged Senator Stephen Douglas for his seat in a series of seven debates in Illinois.
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The debates sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), a front group created by the Democratic and Republican parties to fool the American public, are anti-democratic.
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You might even hold your own in-class debate about whether the debates are worthwhile, or assign students to write an essay about the value of televised debates.
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The importance of primary debates in this cycle should be especially devalued because there is a good chance that Trump doesn't participate in any 2020 general election debates.
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Indeed, with the excitement and adrenaline rush of first presidential debates, it's forgotten that it's the second debates have been the source of some of the best moments.
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Plus, the Republican primary debates reached significantly more viewers than the Democratic primary debates, and as my colleague Alvin Chang noted, part of that was due to scheduling.
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Criteria for the three debates scheduled in February have not been released by the DNC, but Monmouth's surveys have been included as qualifying polls for the previous debates.
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However, voters do still believe that the debates are incredibly important in the process, with 85 percent of voters saying the debates were either "very" or "somewhat" important.
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If you want to follow these debates as they happen, here's how to do it: Like last month's debates, these were split up into two nights: Tuesday, July 30th, and Wednesday, July 31st, from 8PM to 10PM ET. CNN is hosting, and it's offering several ways to catch the debates.
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These are still a very long way off, but the Commission on Presidential Debates has already announced the dates and planned locations for its fall 2016 general election debates.
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"The DNC, along with its network partners, released the threshold for the first two debates nearly four months prior to the debates," she said in an email to CNN.
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But Democratic voters say their support is contingent on the debates -- 903% said the candidate debates will be very or somewhat important in determining who they'll support for president.
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The Democratic base cares about climate change, so unlike at the GOP debates, networks have usually given Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Martin O'Malley a throwaway question at debates.
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Clinton has been holding mock debates preparing, first for the pugnacious and bullying Trump we saw in his Republican primary debates, and more recently, for a gentler, gracious Trump.
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Facebook senior executives keep trooping to Washington because the social network sits at the heart of so many policy debates — and those debates are also central to its future.
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RNC staff have mined the last pair of debates in Miami for soundbites with which to compare candidates' comments from the Detroit debates hoping to highlight any changing positions.
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Eliminating the committee governing debates would not prevent RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel from naming a debates committee at a later date, RNC members stressed as they discussed the issue.
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E-petition debates act as general debates, for MPs to weigh in on the concerns raised by petitioners, and potentially ask questions about the government's position on the topic.
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STEPHEN R. FELDMAN White Plains To the Editor: We need to give the moderators control over the debates, so they are truly civil debates over policy and not performances.
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The nonpartisan commission that governs presidential debates announced on Friday the dates and sites for the three presidential debates and one vice-presidential debate during the 2020 general election.
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The DNC has defended its handling of the debates, saying it announced the qualification for the September and October debates in May, giving candidates plenty of time to qualify.
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The president&aposs complaints about the debates are familiar from the 2016 presidential campaign, when he complained about the moderators in his debates with his Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton.
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This all came to mind, I think, during the 2016 debates, when I'm watching Donald Trump in action in the debates and seeing him go up against Jeb Bush.
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All polls say I won debates Every poll, Time, Drudge, Slate and others, said I won both debates - but heard Megyn Kelly had her two puppets say bad stuff.
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Right now, those are nominally debates over one Israeli soldier's actions against one Palestinian attacker in Hebron, but they are also debates over the 50-year Israeli occupation itself.
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Gilmore never had any momentum in the race, did not qualify for any of the Republican prime-time debates and also missed the cut for several of the undercard debates.
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Ratings have declined over the past few debates, but even the most recent debates have drawn big audiences, with 8 million for the Democrats and 13.5 million for the Republicans.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates requires that candidates invited to the three nationally televised presidential debates have an average of at least 15 percent support in five specific national polls.
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A recent review of the presidential debates shows that more time has been spent on cybersecurity in the latest episodes of "Madam Secretary" then in all of the debates combined.
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The Presidential Debates Commission requires candidates poll at 15 percent in five polls leading up to the debates to qualify, but many pollsters only survey the two major party candidates.
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And in anticipation of a large and diverse field, Perez opened the door for holding debates on consecutive nights and dividing the field at random for the first two debates.
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With the exception Joe Biden and Sarah Palin in 2008, undercard debates just aren't as important or exciting as top-of-the-ticket debates, whether Trump is running or not.
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Also, the general election debates run commercial free for 90 minutes, whereas networks can insert ads into primary debates, with recent 2020 Democratic contests stretching as long as three hours.
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JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty The Democratic debate schedule is as follows: The addition of new debates may be because the Democratic Party had been pressured from activists to add more debates — the GOP is hosting far more — and because half of the original Democratic debates were scheduled for weekends, when fewer people watch.
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While the debates in a "normal" election year mainly serve to solidify both sides' support for their candidate, this year's debates could be a potentially huge reckoning for Mr. Trump, who may have gotten off a few zingers during the primary debates, but who has nowhere near the policy fluency that Mrs.
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Whether primary or presidential debates, there's now very little public input into who is allowed to appear at debates, what questions will be asked, or who can transmit the debates to the public, creating an insular system that can easily ignore the ebb and flow of public opinion and the public interest.
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The DNC scheduled only six debates for its 2016 candidates, and, contrary to its practice in previous election years, forbade candidates from taking part in debates not sanctioned by the party.
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"After six months of stock underperformance & key debates emerging about competition, margins & FCF, we think these debates are better understood by investors and reflected in the current stock price," Sheridan wrote.
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NBC's debate — simulcast on MSNBC and Telemundo — will be followed by two nights of debates on CNN's networks in July and two nights of debates on ABC and Univision in September.
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But the public exposure of the list quickly led to debates about due process for accused men, debates in which the safety of women reporting harassment often fell by the wayside.
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Thirty-one percent of those surveyed said the two debates have made them more likely to vote for Clinton, while 213% say the debates make them more likely to back Trump.
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We know the following details about the next debates: The first two debates will have up to 20 candidates and likely be spread over two nights, with participation decided by lottery.
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At the end of the nineteenth century, as Jews and anti-Semites alike grew obsessed with the "Jewish problem," debates and sub-debates proliferated about what a solution should look like.
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The party's decision to sanction the debates allows the candidates to appear without triggering a party provision that bars candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates from appearing in future official contests.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden mistakes New Hampshire for Vermont during campaign stop Steyer calls on DNC to expand polling criteria for debates Gabbard hits DNC over poll criteria for debates MORE, Sen.
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Chinese television has not shown the American presidential debates live, but interested people — and there are many — can follow closely on internet broadcasts and through quick Chinese translations of the debates.
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Democrats are planning a total of 12 debates, and DNC Chair Tom Perez told me recently he's trying to model them quite differently than the large, chaotic GOP debates of 2016.
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"I love the debates," Clinton insisted Monday night, dodging when asked if she wished there were more debates after the host noted Sunday's event was the last one until mid-February.
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The committee laid out a packed schedule of debates, caucuses and primaries for early next year, announcing debates in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina, the first states to vote.
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The really significant thing about the Lincoln-Douglas debates wasn't the debates themselves but the fact that they were published two years later, when Lincoln and Douglas were running for President.
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" Tamblyn concluded the post with, "Enjoy the debates tonight.
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WEDNESDAY • Dems must meet thresholds for the next debates.
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A court decision puts third-party candidates one step closer to being onstage at presidential debates A court decision puts third-party candidates one step closer to being onstage at presidential debates For the first time, a federal court upheld a challenge to the Commission on Presidential Debates' rules that require a candidate to have average support of 15 percent in major national polls to qualify for the debates watched by tens of millions of voters.
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Here are the dates: Here's the schedule for upcoming GOP debates: If the GOP contest is still going on in April and May, there will be more debates in those months too.
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Those 20123 presidential debates created a widely accepted view among politicos and relevant to the Clinton-Trump contest: that debates open up more opportunities for challengers than for front-runners and incumbents.
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While the CPD's legal status as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit makes it eligible to host and sponsor debates, it's under no obligation to open debates to anyone it doesn't want to.
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Having watched the 2016 U.S. presidential election along with debates on technology subjects like bitcoin, the three realized that they shared a common passion around the quickly degrading quality of debates online.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden mistakes New Hampshire for Vermont during campaign stop Steyer calls on DNC to expand polling criteria for debates Gabbard hits DNC over poll criteria for debates MORE, Vermont Sen.
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In past debates and interviews, Mr. Trump has demonstrated an appalling, almost defiant, lack of knowledge, and these debates, with long segments devoted to specific topics, will demand depth beyond oversimplified answers.
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Millions of Americans watched 28500 debates among more than a dozen contenders, but after 6900 debates (not including last night's in Miami) we know hardly anything about the specific policies being proposed.
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"I've been frustrated because I've been watching these debates and for five, six, seven, going back, debates, I've been kind of screaming at the screen going like, 'Talk about Trump,' " he said.
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A lot of policy debates that are actually political strategy debates in disguise, like the Medicare-for-all debate is a political strategy debate disguised as a debate about health care policy.
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"Sandy Hook is complex because I've had debates with devil's advocates that the whole story is true, then I've had debates when I've said that none of it is true," Jones responds.
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That has often taken the form of involvement in the debates; during the primaries, Facebook had a physical presence at several of the debates as the field of candidates was winnowed down.
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The Democratic National Committee required candidates to have 65,000 unique donors to qualify for the first two official DNC debates and 130,000 unique donors to qualify for the third and fourth debates.
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The 22019 Republican debates have brought in 186 million total viewers while the nine Democratic debates had a total of 72 million viewers, according to a report by the New Policy Institute.
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The past two debates required candidates to collect contributions from 130,000 unique donors and notch at least 2 percent in four qualifying polls, doubling the criteria compared to the initial two debates.
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And let's not forget the riveting debates about whether Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke got breast implants, racially charged debates about Gabby Douglas's hair, and energetic yet slightly Islamophobic news segments exoticizing hijab.
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While the moderator of PBS's Washington Week, Ifill moderated multiple election debates, including both the 2004 and 2008 vice presidential debates and one Democratic primary debate between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
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With the exception of the occasional high five, Trump routinely mocked and belittled Bush in debates and has routinely used his low energy and lower poll numbers as a laugh line in debates.
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I've had my share of religious debates, but I also have had all these debates with others I'll call Professional Strident Atheists.. who are more aggressive in their anti-religion than I am.
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A national women's advocacy group is calling for more female moderators for the upcoming 20163 presidential debates after the Commission on Presidential Debates announced a lineup of moderators that includes only one woman.
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A new presidential debate record We're two months away from the first Democratic presidential debates -- "debates" plural, since the party plans two on consecutive days to allow more candidates to share the stage.
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Washington (CNN)The moderators of the upcoming presidential debates should take a backseat approach when it comes to intervening between the candidates, the co-chairman of the Commission on Presidential Debates said Saturday.
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But it comes at a time when the Commission on Presidential Debates, the organization that produces the quadrennial general election debates, is doing more to draw on the online public for question ideas.
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We must accept that liberal internationalists will win some debates, conservative internationalists will win some debates, and that is fine, as long as isolationists do not remove America from the world stage entirely.
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" While praising the importance of debates in general, Bonjean added that, "the last couple of debates have been nothing but name-calling and throwing mud and trying to tear each other's house down.
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TRUMP His instinct in debates is often to attack and insult opponents, which had an upside during the circuslike primary debates but could be grating during a 90-minute one-on-one debate.
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" He also defended their strategy on DeVos and predicted more of the same for Sessions and Price: "We're going to have long debates on Sessions and we're going to have debates on Price.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden mistakes New Hampshire for Vermont during campaign stop Steyer calls on DNC to expand polling criteria for debates Gabbard hits DNC over poll criteria for debates MORE (D-Texas); Sen.
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There will be 12 primary debates total between now and April 2020, with the next debates being held on Tuesday, July 30, and Wednesday, July 31, at the Fox Theatre in Detroit, MI.
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Topics during general election debates are often inserted at prime openings by the candidates themselves, rather than by the moderators, whom Mr. Trump relied on during the primary debates to set the tone.
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Under Perez, the DNC has addressed power imbalances by weakening the influence of superdelegates, overseen a more robust debates schedule and been transparent in setting the criteria for who qualifies for the debates.
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This could mean extending the privilege of hosting debates to a more diverse range of outlets, having more single-topic debates, or creating a more transparent and inclusive process for picking the questions.
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The Democratic National Committee on Thursday unveiled the criteria for participation in the first two presidential primary debates, splitting the debates across two consecutive nights to accommodate an already sprawling field of candidates.
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As the Washington Post's Paul Fahri notes, getting the exclusive rights to candidate debates is a big deal in the television business; debates get big audiences and can help networks promote other programming.
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They staged debates, one of which Leonardo debates that painting is a higher art form than poetry, for example, but they also do plays and pageants that involve big mechanisms and ingenious devices.
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Debates over values, Mr Orban thinks, "unnecessarily generate social problems".
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And then there were the Democratic debates — or lack thereof.
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This poses an issue for politicians using WeChat for debates.
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We're already having ethical debates around AI in real life.
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Other candidates also reported a fundraising boost from the debates.
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We saw no coordinated use of automation during recent debates.
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These past Democratic debates have largely been civil affairs. Clinton
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This tension often hides in the subtext of political debates.
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He plans to go Thursday, after he debates Wednesday night.
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Here is how to watch: When are the first debates?
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Clinton has worn many white pantsuits at debates and rallies.
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Cory Booker -- the debates could deliver a jolt of momentum.
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All of the debates will be livestreamed for free online.
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Parliament debates any petition that has more than 100,000 signatures.
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The first Democratic primary debates are in June and July.
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In presidential debates, there is really only one winner: Twitter.
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"public interest" side of political debates now and for good.
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The debates, the rallies, the town halls, the Sunday interviews.
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And that means he needs to be in the debates.
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These qualification thresholds changed again several times for subsequent debates.
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The debates over the bill were fierce, and occasionally bizarre.
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"They're always saying be nicer on the debates," Trump said.
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Just ask Hillary what happened to her in the debates.
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The museum's aspiration is to provide context for current debates.
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So the debates have to take place over two nights.
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Now we're going to have to have these debates again.
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"And if you watch the Republican debates you know why!"
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Twitter had its highest tweet days during the election debates.
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Steve Bullock — who did not participate in the June debates.
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The stakes and unpredictability of presidential debates make compelling television.
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These debates could be unlike any we have seen before.
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None of the three debates included a climate change question.
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This hack will certainly be cited in future encryption debates.
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And Clinton will skewer him with it and the debates.
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And, historical data reveal the overlooked power of primary debates.
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The spotlight on McConnell during the debates caught his attention.
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So Beto has been ducking debates with Senator Ted Cruz.
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Trump honestly thinks he's won all the debates so far.
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In these debates, people want to see a "real" person.
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Firms have been sucked into social and political debates before.
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STEVE LIESMAN: The market debates I think the following issue.
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FacebookABC News will show all three debates via Facebook Live.
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But it also has an amazing way of solving debates.
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That's a tighter margin than in the first two debates.
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Not listed are ads targeted to messaging around the debates.
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GREENSPAN: THAT'S WHAT POLITICAL DEBATES ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DISCUSSING.
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Go deeper: Which 2020 candidates have qualified for the debates
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And nobody told me there was gonna be more debates!
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Open Future consisted of online articles, debates, podcasts and films.
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New ideas can colonise old parties and redirect old debates.
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Expect big debates about everything from political to spiritual beliefs.
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In 2016, the presidential debates almost completely ignored climate change.
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The great debates of the past all stirred great passion.
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The Democratic debates will be spread out over two nights.
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But as with the immigration debates, it oversimplifies the matter.
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The debates are now the centrepiece of the presidential campaign.
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Selection for the debates requires at least 15 percent support.
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Yet such debates are partly proof of the premium's success.
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It was one of his early riffs in the debates.
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Accept that debates are not intellectual exercises but political theater.
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The candidates have a challenge in preparing for these debates.
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And, for that matter, they should end the undercard debates.
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Engagement even higher than during some of previous debates online.
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We enjoy believing debates are central determinants of election outcomes.
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Iran's presidential debates have largely centered on the nuclear deal.
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Sanders' blind spots Sanders clearly learned lessons from earlier debates.
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The debates and our long national nightmare are finally over.
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There are many debates over which Trek series is best.
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Labor Day is coming, and shortly thereafter the presidential debates.
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The Jumia authenticity and diversity debates will no doubt continue.
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We'll be very happy when all these debates are over.
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The IPCC report also came up in other congressional debates.
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The German parliament debates the government's budget proposals next week.
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She won at least two and arguably all three debates.
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The debates could go well or disastrously for either candidate.
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This year, Monroe's bill did not mention any specific debates.
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Major corporate players have a stake in all three debates.
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In her debates with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Mrs.
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Conservatives understand the role of biased moderators in political debates.
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The right now powerfully frames debates on immigration in Europe.
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Presidential debates and news media alike often shortchange foreign policy.
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Those are important debates that we should continue to have.
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Still, with the formal debates set to begin on Sept.
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Democrats' debates showed, and primary polling quantifies, their establishment's decline.
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All three won their debates decisively, according to the polls.
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And those primary debates appeared to move the polls somewhat.
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Nobody could, or these drug debates would already have ended.
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He cannot afford to allow conventional debates to take place.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates said on Friday that Mrs.
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The first presidential debates will also take place in June.
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Will she be able to participate in the presidential debates?
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That same year, Republicans held 28500 debates beginning in August.
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"No, I think that's pretty standard for debates," Spicer said.
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In presidential debates, style often matters far more than substance.
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Twenty out of 25 candidates participated in the first debates.
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We don't want these debates lasting more than two days.
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The good news -- When the debates start: 8 p.m. EDT.
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Debating at debates is good, who could have guessed it!
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You're going to have to have six layers of debates.
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The larger question is whether debates actually change people's minds.
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Expect plenty of other contentious debates on policy, as well.
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But such debates should take place in the U.S. Congress.
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During today's policy debates, let's have more of that conviction.
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The good news is we have two more presidential debates.
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But in a way, the debates were good for her.
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Trump used this strategy to good effect in the debates.
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When Bernie Sanders debates Ted Cruz, voters will know why.
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If he does that, then we'll talk about the debates.
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Debates stretched across the continent over whether Scott should play.
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That's why it's so essential to have these debates now.
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None of those policy debates have been preempted or silenced.
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The debates in Congress will be ugly, uninformed and emotional.
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And yet during the three presidential debates, we heard nothing.
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But a lot of entrepreneurs are definitely having these debates.
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Debates about office productivity begin with a work space's layout.
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There are only a few debates with really big shifts.
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This will give him enormous power over national security debates.
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The debates can literally go on forever in American democracy.
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The United States is largely absent from key global debates.
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Q: What is your expectation for the next two debates?
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High expectations in presidential debates are never a good thing.
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The establishment wing of the party considered these debates settled.
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Debates raged over whether they should continue to be revered.
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Two very different, very intense debates are dominating the news.
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Not long ago, debates about privacy and surveillance were theoretical.
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His campaign says he'll skip participating in debates until May.
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Donald Trump didn't just destroy himself in the presidential debates.
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We also evaluate major anniversaries or debates in the news.
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In an age of appropriation debates, could he create one?
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These contested stories divide our sympathies and spur angry debates.
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We've now had two Democratic debates in which women dominated.
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Just ahead of the second round of democratic debates, Sen.
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Here's what else we learned from the first Democratic debates.
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You can find the biggest takeaways from the debates here.
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What will come up in the next round of debates?
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During the July debates, the hashtags #YangGang and #ReturnOfTheYang trended.
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Heated online debates rage between Frank fans and Frank haters.
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The street demonstrations, the presidential visits, the gun control debates.
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Debates over his work and legacy are roiling the city.
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Immigration and citizenship are the latest frontier in those debates.
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"College people" have been the most involved in these debates.
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Wasn't I an adequately delightful moderator of family political debates?
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It is less so in the economic debates of 2018.
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We see presidents leading great public debates — or failing to.
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That ensures two nights of Democratic debates again next month.
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Political debates should be informed by our best current understanding.
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But unlike in the June debates, Yang generated some headlines.
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The next round of Democratic National Committee debates are Sept.
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These problems with students are not about disagreements or debates.
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Moulton failed to make either the June or July debates.
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The debates took a toll on Bloomberg in the polls.
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For some voters, the fierce debates were a welcome change.
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They ignored the impassioned debates over what constitutes a terrorist.
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There are also debates about the rules of the game.
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Televised debates have yielded several turning points for presidential contenders.
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Meanwhile there are raging debates about violations of human privacy.
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Similar debates have followed the publication of other recent novels.
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Qualification rules have not yet been announced for those debates.
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Policies to combat hunger are subject to the same debates.
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Have you watched the debates between the two American candidates?
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They traced how debates over slavery caused the Civil War.
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This often gets lost — or downplayed — in health care debates.
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He has been a strong progressive voice in past debates.
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The spokesman has critiqued Republicans after each of their debates.
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That group has scheduled three general election debates next year.
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The Hill: Democrats set early state primary debates for 2020.
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Coverage of major education debates can be seen as fair . . .
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In interviews and during debates, he has discussed his stutter.
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Mr. Sanders, however, has taken heat before in presidential debates.
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Moderators at the debates haven't even brought up the issue.
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Do we even need to mention football or presidential debates?
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"We had debates about it in the schoolyard," Bouteghmès said.
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All these debates seem to assume the answer is yes.
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The framers' goal was to discipline and constrain political debates.
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Dr. Tuvel's article subjected these public debates to philosophical scrutiny.
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Kanninen said Bloomberg is not shying away from the debates.
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"All the other debates are about technicalities," Mr. Macron said.
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This is about how responsible media cover serious policy debates.
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Kamala Harris and Gabbard that echoed moments from earlier debates.
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But these debates have not shown Biden at his best.
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Previous debates have barely glanced over subjects including equal pay.
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"I will absolutely do three debates," Trump said in August.
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Our debates evolved into which day trip was more satisfying.
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It's barely come up in the first three primary debates.
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They will also participate in two more debates next month.
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In debates earlier this year, Biden criticized Warren and Sen.
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Long stretches of the debates turned into repetitive rhetorical sludge.
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He got into a few political debates on the forum.
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Twelve presidential primary debates are planned during the 2020 cycle.
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In fact it allowed us to raise some crucial debates.
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Far better than almost all asked at debates so far.
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He's waded into national debates such as the border wall.
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Here's some of their most notable zingers from past debates.
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In the gubernatorial debates Beshear emphasized Bevin calling teachers names.
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There will also be two radio debates: one on Oct.
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The key to settling such debates is finding more fossils.
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Gun safety became a key issue in Democratic presidential debates.
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At Oil Horse, they host monthly theological debates, over beer.
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At Oil Horse, they host monthly theological debates, over beer.
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De protestas en las calles a debates en el congreso.
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Rather, it's interested in how media coverage affects political debates.
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There were moments during the hearing when legal debates receded.
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Last Thurday, Trump suggested he was open to additional debates.
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Both Miami debates are sponsored by NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo.
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The company began testing the idea during July's Democratic debates.
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In the debates, he was steady, loose and largely unscathed.
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What do you want to see from the Democratic debates?
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This debate is sponsored by the commission on presidential debates.
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Last week's debates illustrate how these tensions have played out.
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In debates, he often sounds uncomfortable talking about foreign policy.
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Debates continue about the accuracy and usefulness of that figure.
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They'll soon start hashing out those differences at the debates.
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Now we await what impact the debates may have had.
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He might be trying to wriggle out of the debates.
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Intraparty debates often carry more risk than reward for candidates.
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I've been having debates with my kids on this issue.
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Looking at things they've said during debates, some similarities emerge.
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"Well Sandy Hook is complex because I've had debates where devil's advocates have said the whole story is true and then I've had debates where I've said that none of it's true," said Jones.
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He initially didn't even show up to their scheduled community debates, and then started appearing in parades and agreed to debates — including the one televised on NY1 — as the election began to heat up.
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Its current policy is that candidates who appear in unsanctioned debates, as opposed to "forums" where they're not onstage together, can be barred from official debates the party sets up with major news outlets.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates -- which Johnson, along with Green Party nominee Jill Stein, sued -- has an established threshold of 15% support among an average of five national polls to qualify for the debates.
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It will also be retroactively applied to tweets that use the hashtag — for instance the tweets that were seen during the 2012 general election debates where #Debates was also championed as the official hashtag.
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Most outside of Washington forget how the Commission strong-armed the debates away from the League of Women Voters, which resurrected presidential debates in 1976 (none had been held since Kennedy-Nixon in 1960).
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CNN appears to have full replays of the first night's debates right here, in addition to highlights of the debates on its site and Facebook group, CNN Replay, along with commentary on the proceedings.
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Aside from the Republican primary candidates talking about shutting down Planned Parenthood, none of the Democratic primary debates and neither of the previous general presidential debates had included a single direct question about abortion.
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" RELATED: Trump, White House go all-out for Graham-Cassidy Obamacare repeal bill "I always thought regular order was hearings and debates and amendments and into the floor with debates and discussion and amendments!
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If by the beginning of the debates Johnson is on the ballot in all 50 states and polls 13 percent, or 14 percent, should he be denied the ability to participate in the debates?
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Likewise, Visceral's efforts to separate Hardline from the debates typically surrounding current shooters—debates about on-screen violence, player agency, and the representation of non-whites and non-Americans—inadvertently make the game contentious.
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This is largely because he failed to wield any significant influence in internal administration debates over issues like North Korea or Russia, and in fact actively alienated the president during several key policy debates.
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Gilmore, a long-shot candidate who was frequently shut out of the GOP debates — even the early debates — by low polling numbers, was an underdog candidate for pretty much the entirety of his campaign.
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Older debates about the status of documentary photography among the fine arts also resurface — debates that Winogrand, along with Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, decisively settled — along with newer concerns about gender and representation.
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He didn't meet the 27,503 unique donors threshold until after the June debates, and failed to poll above one percent in more than three DNC-recognized polls for both the June and July debates.
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The first night of the July debates got around half of the viewership of the June debates, hosted by MSNBC, and there's little reason to think this night will be all that much better.
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"The debates were great," said the man, referring to the two raucous televised mayoral debates in which Mr. Dietl shared the stage with Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Republican candidate, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis.
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So, considering that the agency has engaged in hot-button debates online before to promote discord, the new study suggests that the intent could be the same when it comes to fueling vaccine debates.
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Immigration is something we've heard a bit about in prior debates, but last night we did get more substantive discussion on education and foreign affairs than we've seen in any of the prior debates.
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"The answer is yes, and you know that I have always wanted more debates and Secretary Clinton in the beginning was not so interested in more debates," Mr. Sanders said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program.
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The campaign is also debating ways to counterprogram the Democratic debates that will start soon, looking at the possibility of ramping up Trump's rallies, including potentially hosting some in the same city as the debates.
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The presidential debates are set by the independent Commission on Presidential Debates a year in advance — in fact, this year's schedule was set on September 23, 2015, seven months before the NFL released its schedule.
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Bohrman produced more than a dozen presidential debates between 2003 and 2008, and he created the YouTube Debates during the 2008 presidential campaign and the "Magic Wall" used by John King during CNN election coverage.
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Republicans, on the other hand, had twice the number of debates as candidates engaged in a prolonged conflict, hashing out their differing personalities and ideas in a series of raw, brutal, and sometimes cringeworthy debates.
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Supporters of a climate debate believe the language will allow future unsanctioned climate debates to occur and could open the door for networks like CNN and MSNBC to modify their coming climate forums to debates.
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Arthur: One professor at George Washington University looked at debates going back several decades and concluded that despite the buildup, general-election debates have very little to no effect on the outcome of the election.
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I noted this in our round-up on the first night of debates, and I was hardly alone: My gripe with all POTUS debates is candidates perpetuate the myth POTUS can snap fingers, make laws.
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Although the focus of controversy has shifted from the contents of undergraduate education to the historical figures commemorated by statues and currency, debates over America's past continue to mirror debates over America's present and future.
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After appearing in the first two party debates, she didn't make the cut for the four most recent debates even as she managed to outlast sitting mayors, governors and members of Congress in the race.
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After all, referendums often intensify the debates they purport to settle.
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In previous debates, he was often barely acknowledged by his rivals.
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We'll see if it happens again during the debates Monday night.
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Pai demurred, saying he didn't want to wade into political debates.
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Take the presidential debates, watched by an unprecedented 80 million viewers.
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Kamala Harris as "not an American black" after the Democratic debates.
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"We aren't going to get into theological debates," Mr Gorka said.
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And most Americans actually do have similar conversation and several debates.
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Particularly during the primary debates, Trump often wasn't telling true stories.
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What can they learn from the 2015 GOP 10-person debates?
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"I think there's more potential downside to the debates," McRoberts said.
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But with the debates comes a lot of misinformation about abortions.
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It's why diversity in media — and these debates — is so important.
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Another option is to just not have town hall–format debates.
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He helped prepare him for Trump's debates against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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He plans to go Thursday following the debates the night prior.
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That's why voters tune in to presidential debates and party conventions.
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I listened and watched as debates began to rage over hugging.
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What do educated people in poor countries make of these debates?
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Debates matter: Klobuchar wasn't even on the radar last week. 53.
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Economists had incredibly intense and occasionally nasty debates about these questions.
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It's not grounded in the big debates of today's Democratic Party.
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The debates will also serve as fundraisers for local progressive groups.
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But the larger context around the debates are actually pretty similar.
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After working in 2015 to restrict the number of debates, Mrs.
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He has yet to accomplish that feat in the Republican debates.
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The third and fourth rounds of debates are scheduled for Sept.
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Debates about revising America's post-crisis regulation are only just beginning.
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Debates rage over Louise Casey's review into integration, published last month.
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We often end up in heated debates about which is better.
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This is clear in debates over same-sex and civil unions.
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This was unlike presidential primary debates that occurred before or after.
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But you wouldn't know that based on the debates so far.
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WINDSOR, Canada — Two days before the second Democratic presidential debates, Sen.
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This reminds me of so many debates my teams have had.
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Estrich denied that Ailes had ever advised Trump for the debates.
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But vice presidential debates rarely change the course of presidential elections.
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For better or worse, style counts a lot in these debates.
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Eighteen have qualified for the first debates in June and July.
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However, as all English majors know, grammar debates can get ugly.
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Abrams has also waded into larger debates in the Democratic Party.
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More bracing still are the data's implications for debates on inequality.
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If his momentum is stopped, it won't be from the debates.
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That will definitely not be the case during the presidential debates.
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The Jumia authenticity and diversity debates will no doubt roll on.
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Collegiate teams, in fact, win and lose debates mostly on strategy.
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Bush got more serious about the debates after that, O'Donnell said.
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Debates still rage over the effectiveness and risks of prescribing pot.
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For cable networks, debates can be huge ratings and revenue draws.
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I envisioned sparking debates about important books and nurturing young writers.
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That hasn't been in our debates in a very long time.
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Just days before the debates, she was polling in single digits.
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This is not exactly the stuff of the Lincoln-Douglas debates.
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Go deeper: Which 2020 candidates have qualified for the Democratic debates
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With two debates to go, this is going to get nastier.
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The best one-liners Zingers -- isn't this what debates are for?
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Talking Points: Donald Trump suggested that presidential debates shouldn't have moderators.
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" He added, "I believe that the debates are critical for him.
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Here's who made the debates and which night they're scheduled for:
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IN FRANCE, questions of language often touch off fiery national debates.
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And will all four of the fall debates happen as scheduled?
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Plus, the very nature of the show encouraged massive public debates.
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Debates are long on personal attacks and short on substance. Facts?
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The 'Outnumbered' panel debates EXCLUSIVE – When retired U.S. Marine Corps Gen.
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These ideas are old, and debates over core Libertarian principles abound.
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Remember how Corbyn took everyone by surprise during Labor leadership debates?
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Debates about whether and how to reduce drug prices aren't new.
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Martin O'Malley, who has repeatedly called for more debates, immediately accepted.
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He did not hold political rallies or participate in television debates.
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But there are major debates over how to handle the problem.
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In fact, the whole ordeal even sparked a few heated debates.
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Debates and huge rallies come later; New Hampshire events are intimate.
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As tech has grown, policy debates have become an important pastime.
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Mr Sacchitello says the show reminds him of family political debates.
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We can have great debates between moderate liberals and moderate conservatives.
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Washington (CNN)Internal debates within the Trump administration are not uncommon.
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And prepare for some heated Twitter debates about the new tool.
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"You know, we've had high ratings for the debates," he said.
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Chaudry walked away from Reddit debates, but not from the case.
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The 'Outnumbered' panel debates the Democrats' chances in the midterm elections.
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Debates generally occur between 45 and 15 days before election day.
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There's been a powerful gender subtext running through all the debates.
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Trump debases everything he touches, including august traditions like presidential debates.
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During the 2016 campaign, he moderated CBS News' two presidential debates.
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These divisions go much deeper than the usual debates within political
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Debates can make voters more comfortable with candidates, and lessen doubts.
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Immigration has been a hot topic in presidential debates for decades.
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Another 20 percent said the debates won't be important at all.
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Trump's own defensiveness will also be on display in future debates.
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"Anyone who doesn't make the debates should get out," he said.
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And now Twitter, Facebook, and Google are taking over presidential debates.
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Cruz has benefited most from the intense focus on these debates.
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Private ethics debates turned heated and even escalated into intramural hacking.
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Trump's participation in the debates has helped networks draw record audiences.
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Hopefully you kept this in mind as you watched the debates.
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Another factor: Second debates generally register lower numbers than the first.
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My mantra for our teams before these debates: Seal and steal.
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Debates on the changes will start when parliament reconvenes in February.
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Yet, they are politically active, and do watch the debates online.
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That has been the purpose since the inception of the debates.
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The issue has gotten little attention in the national presidential debates.
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It's not unusual for debates to go up against sporting events.
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Budget debates have turned into a bitter, partisan fight in Juneau.
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We had posters, we had booths, we had debates and meetings.
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His thin-skinned approach ruins the debates and doesn't help him.
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The analysis used the crowded 2016 Republican debates as an example.
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However, Bush did what he does in most of the debates.
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He can just say the debates were "rigged" from the start.
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I'll be in Detroit all week -- CNN is sponsoring these debates!
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The dynamics of such debates are challenging even under normal circumstances.
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Even when we have heated debates, I certainly wouldn't punch them.
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Ten years later, TMZ Live is still sparking headlines and debates.
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That has been a recurring theme of the first two debates.
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At the debates, Trump went after those opponents -- but not Putin.
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In April, O'Rourke challenged the incumbent GOP senator to six debates.
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It's the first of three debates scheduled between Clinton and Trump.
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These debates could easily take up three weeks on their own.
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"We've had eight debates before, this is our ninth," Clinton said.
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Candidates and voters won't get to know each other through debates.
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Debates are teased with ominous soundtracks and photographs better befitting prizefights.
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And in many ways, the debates over it are largely symbolic.
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Debates end in class and begin again in the boarding houses.
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Covering presidential debates is 90 percent logistics and 10 percent shooting.
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The climate milestones in this week's debates didn't happen by chance.
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In the 1950s, debates occurred about the merits of altering photos.
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Some candidates have gotten boosts from the debates in the past.
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We hear a lot about spending in candidate debates and speeches.
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Some debates seem to transform the fundamentals of a political campaign.
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On the second night of the debates, just one candidate — Sen.
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"Beat him ... beat Biden in the debates, you know," she said.
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While the debates drag on, things get worse on the ground.
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The debates did not move the needle for South Bend, Ind.
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From the epic Lincoln-Douglas debates to … the Trump-Clinton debacle?
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Last week's debates did not build my confidence in our party.
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The resulting clash has often played out in debates over clothing.
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The threshold for earlier debates is 21625 percent in three polls.
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Different constituencies have vibrant debates about the politics of self-naming.
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And Harris had an even better night at the Miami debates.
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The second — getting into the debates — could prove far more challenging.
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Jonathan Bernstein: Democrats in Detroit debates know what they're talking about.
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The shooting has ignited debates over gun control and hotel security.
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He'll probably be trailing in the polls heading into the debates.
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Students also incorporate these words in the debates and class discussions.
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They will also participate in two other presidential debates in October.
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The Hawaii congresswoman made the stage in the previous two debates.
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David Leonhardt Tonight wrapped up three weeks of presidential campaign debates.
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WALLACE: This debate is sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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His disinterest in policy intricacies was evident in all three debates.
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Debates over Confederate monuments have become extremely heated in recent years.
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What are party insiders afraid the voters will hear in debates?
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We will have lots of debates and we need to prepare.
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"Discussions and debates are just a healthy part of the process."
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The Democrats plan at least 12 debates during the nominating race.
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Cable debates typically end up with two parties yelling over trivia.
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But presidential elections aren't won or lost at vice presidential debates.
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In debates past, Cruz and Rubio were at each other's throats.
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The current call for applications is only for general election debates.
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Another 22019 percent say the debates won't be important at all.
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Hundreds of thousands of those questions were related to the debates.
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Now, everybody debates whether everybody should go to college for free.
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Current debates on automation already demonstrate the conflict we are in.
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It was obviously offensive and these debates get fiery, that's unfortunate.
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Active and frequent debates are the heart and soul of democracy.
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Social media devolves into a spiderweb of debates about chain restaurants.
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Hossein helped organize the debates, which were live-streamed on Facebook.
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Clinton in their next two debates and on the campaign trail.
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It started last fall and has really accelerated during the debates.
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The nursing staff debates daily: Who gets the few remaining pills?
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The threshold for earlier debates is 2202 percent in three polls.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The brothers enjoy their endless little debates.
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The DNC scheduled 12 debates for the party's 2020 presidential contest.
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Keystone Policy Center shapes debates at local, state and national levels.
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They had each other's backs at the debates, until they didn't.
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Lately, however, Lepage has been embroiled in debates around cultural appropriation.
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And if we're lucky, debates will continue long into the future.
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There have been contentious hearings and floor debates and contested votes.
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I don't remember having these debates on the floor ever before.
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There are debates about what that has done to market demand.
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Protests, debates over free speech, and claims of systemic racism continue.
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Since that episode, the debates haven't shaken up all that much.
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Fight fans have always been infatuated with debates of MMA vs.
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Holding national debates on climate change could have serious policy implications.
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But companies have also been wading into moral debates for decades.
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They both did well in the debates but Kamala was phenomenal.
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This is Vox, and we're big fans of wonky policy debates.
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So why didn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
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There's these heated debates and people storm out and all stuff.
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Their debates show they were concerned about representing immigrants and women.
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It was on the campaign trail, not at the June debates.
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And the debates have included relatively little discussion of LGBTQ rights.
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Obviously, debates are as important for the latter as the former.
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And make no mistake: the debates on these issues are raging.
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And make no mistake: the debates on these issues are raging.
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The Democratic primary — including the debates — has been substantive and respectful.
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This is the origin of many false "debates" around research results.
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I dare say that Mr. Trump has not read those debates.
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Opposition figures were barred from participating in debates about the amendments.
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And language matters because it frames our laws and public debates.
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The debates are more informative and more compelling as a result.
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Smaller parties clashed in televised debates on diesel emissions and migration.
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Still, he has become entangled in the most fraught culture debates.
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It has dominated political debates, and exacerbated Chicago's longstanding racial divisions.
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"They're not debates, they're one-minute assertions," Biden has said repeatedly.
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RAM was nonpartisan in debates about health care, though, he said.
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The third round of Democratic debates will be held on Sept.
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The debates are unwieldy and the policy distinctions are often picayune.
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This is relevant, of course, to debates about the climate crisis.
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And the other candidates hammered him for it in the debates.
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So we can't look to DNA to settle debates about identity.
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Congress needs to approve virtual debates and votes during this crisis.
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The hopefuls who attacked him mostly vociferously in debates -- Harris, Rep.
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The DNC scheduled 12 debates for the party's 2020 presidential contest.
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If debates matter, Warren should overperform her current polls in Nevada.
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So maybe the question isn't, have the Democratic debates been useful?
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It was a nastier version of the dynamic at previous debates.
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Meanwhile, the debates over its politics and artistic merit raged on.
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He came off shaky and overwhelmed in the first two debates.
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"This is why presidential debates are becoming unwatchable," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Similar debates continue today in countries that pay a child allowance.
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But such ethical debates have yet to occur around information utilities.
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Earlier debates began with a detailed policy discussion about health care.
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Debates operate against expectations and so, from that vantage point, Sen.
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Yes, some will say he was "mean." but debates -- and primaries!
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Civility within our disagreements and debates has been pushed far aside.
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The same theme of who is deserving surfaces in tax debates.
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He later helped prep Trump for his debates with Hillary Clinton.
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Google has helped sponsor a number of presidential debates this cycle.
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One of our film critics debates…himself on the subject. 9.
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At times, Match lobbyists led the industry opposition in the debates.
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Those debates will continue on, likely with more ferocity than ever.
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In each of the first two debates, she dominated screen time.
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Facebook isn't likely to participate in any primary debates this cycle.
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"The debates ... will probably more than double Bernier's support," he said.
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Don't even ask her whether she watches the Democratic presidential debates.
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As pontiff, Francis has been on both sides of these debates.
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Our debates would be handled with our mouths, not a keyboard.
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Democratic debates are hitting rapid-fire as the 2020 primary unfolds.
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The Democratic debates have found a ratings resurgence in recent weeks.
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Protesters had also appeared at several of the eight earlier debates.
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Speeches are pre-choreographed spectacles; debates are pitched battles for airtime.
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That toxic combo is Donald Trump — in the context of debates.
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For months, Biden only barely survived debates — pummeled here, bumbling there.
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Bloomberg, who doesn't take campaign donations, didn't qualify for previous debates.
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He ultimately won, but he didn't poll well in those debates.
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I think we've had enough of the debates, wouldn't you say?
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The six candidates have all discussed the issue in televised debates.
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If you listened to the debates on the radio, Nixon won.
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I thought she had some good moments in the debates, however.
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How much do you think these debates matter in the race?
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The Democratic National Committee announced the next set of primary debates.
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Of course, sometimes it's just not worth engaging in online debates.
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Television partners for the remaining debates have yet to be announced.
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Frank Fahrenkopf is co-chair of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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Taylor Rules are still widely referenced in academic and policy debates. .
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Kelly had impressed me at the presidential debates back in 2016.
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They are talented and charismatic; they could match Trump in debates.
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The exact dates and locations of the debates were not announced.
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He has said he will not participate in any undercard debates.
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The ongoing policy debates around deplatforming groups like ISIS continues unabated.
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Debates like that are the product of a theater of complacency.
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And it's hardly come up as an issue in the debates.
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But Hall said the candidates onstage at the debates misjudge them.
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Instantly, the news cycle turned to debates about the DNA test.
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America has begun two great debates about the future of healthcare.
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Clinton served as a stand-in for debates about women's roles.
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Kamala Harris had a more uneven night than in prior debates.
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Will the Dem debates change the race in any meaningful way?
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So why hasn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
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But the truth is, debates and pageants do have some commonalities.
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This month, Snap launched a dedicated news channel for 2020 debates.
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There will be two more televised ones and two radio debates.
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She hated judgmental debates over women's choices about work and family.
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"It's not discussed at all in the debates," Biden said then.
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Here's a list of upcoming Senate debates in the marquee races.
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Murphy has agreed to participate in three debates and one forum.
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Tammy Duckworth (D) The campaigns have agreed to two debates: Oct.
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Ted Strickland (D) Both campaigns have agreed to three debates: Oct.
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Trump, in debates, sensibly assailed Clinton's record on Middle Eastern interventions.
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Schlafly deployed decades ago resurfaced in the recent state legislature debates.
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Cadelago: Klobuchar's streak of successful debates came to an end tonight.
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The DNC scrapped a donor threshold for the debates last month.
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That's five different sets of rules over the first eight debates.
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He has employed that argument liberally at the many presidential debates.
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The Democratic debates show how his messaging on millionaires has changed.
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And nobody told me there were going to be more debates.
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The tougher criteria are double those of the first two debates.
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It said the debates had never been rescheduled for such conflicts.
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The next two debates can determine the election — not Tuesday night's.
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He failed to qualify for the two most recent presidential debates.
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During the Republican presidential debates in 2016, Trump baselessly accused Sen.
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Other debates are expected in July and later in the fall.
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This gets to the real value add of vice presidential debates.
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But that's not the only way to look at VP debates.
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In tough conversations, or tough debates in Parliament, does gender matter?
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There is less agreement regarding the likely outcomes of those debates.
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I've seen people lose or ruin relationships over debates over politics.
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These debates, though informative, seem to me curiously and unfortunately polarized.
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Debates over whether TST should host more rituals are also common.
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This has been one of the longest debates among constitutional experts.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) in the first night of the debates.
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Finding the absurdity in the Trump versus Clinton debates is easy.
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What's next There will surely be countless debates about how Facebook.
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The earlier debates were mocked at times as 'kids' table' events.
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What are some of the biggest controversies and debates within MensLib?
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The problem today is that debates over such questions cannot proceed.
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Those are the people that you get into heated debates with.
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It remains unclear if any additional debates will come to pass.
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"After six months of stock underperformance & key debates emerging about competition, margins & [free cash flow], we think these debates are better understood by investors and reflected in the current stock price," Sheridan said in a note.
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He also lambasted the DNC after getting excluded from the debates, calling its criteria for inclusion "undemocratic" and saying it and Chairman Tom Perez were "rewarding celebrity" and "stifling debates" with the polling and fundraising rules.
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The seven candidates participating in tonight's debate are, in alphabetical order: Unlike the presidential debates, which are simulcast across all the major networks, primary debates—for either party—air on a rotating cast of news organizations.
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The additional debates included one in New Hampshire and one in Michigan that have already aired, and the agreement between the two campaigns directed that debates should be held on weekdays, not on weekends or holidays.
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Attempts at landing big blows in past debates have been fraught with misleading statements and inaccuracies -- particularly from Trump, the brash billionaire who has repeatedly spurned the truth in past debates and on the campaign trail.
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Gabbard made headlines in 2016 by quitting a leadership post at the Democratic National Committee over the party's decision to limit the number of debates between Clinton and Sanders, with analysts believing fewer debates benefited Clinton.
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"Stop this violence ... the place to express your view in a democratic way is at the debates," Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud told LCI television, referring to government-organised nationwide debates where citizens can express their views.
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Mike Gravel (D-Alaska) announced Friday he had reached the donor threshold to appear in the Democratic presidential primary debates later this month in Detroit, though he still is below the polling threshold for the debates.
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MORE BREAKING NEWS – RNC CONSIDERS MORE DEBATES: Via BuzzFeed's Christopher Massie, the RNC Chair Reince Priebus said that at the group's meeting this week in Florida, they will discuss the possibility of having more primary debates.
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"Stop this violence ... the place to express your view in a democratic way is at the debates," Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud told LCI television, referring to government-organized nationwide debates where citizens can express their views.
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Debates are supposed to shake things up—we expect some soundbite or canned controversy to realign the field, as Kamala Harris's exchange with Biden on busing during the first round of debates did, for a moment.
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Unlike the last two Democratic debates, it will be a one-night event and the candidates will be given more time on stage — three hours compared to two hours in each of the first two debates.
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Production sources for the upcoming primary debates -- in which 10 different candidates will share the stage on both nights -- tell TMZ ... the fact they will feature more non-white candidates than previous debates will be challenging.
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Over the weekend, the DNC put the kibosh on an effort to allow the candidates to participate in single-issue debates -- like, say, on climate change -- that would be in addition to the DNC-approved debates.
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Senator Bernie Sanders and his advisers were not anxious before the first three televised primary debates, confident in his ability to champion his ideas and dubious that the debates would dramatically change how voters regarded him.
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For several election cycles, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) - a self-proclaimed "non-partisan" private organization that sponsors the debates - has required a 15% average in hand-picked polls as the criteria for debate inclusion.
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Trump aides said their candidate, who like Clinton participated in numerous TV debates during their respective parties' nominating races, was preparing for Monday's event but not doing mock debates where someone plays the role of Clinton.
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Unlike the primary debates — which are run by the parties and media outlets — the general-election debates have, for more than three decades, operated as a public trust, aired by each of the major broadcast networks.
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The ideal of debate that always gets brought up in these contexts is the Lincoln/Douglas debates, which weren't presidential debates at all, since the candidates were running against each other for Senate at the time.
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The latter is an especially crucial metric, since Bullock will need 65,000 unique donors to help secure a spot on the stage for the second Democratic presidential debates; for the third debates, the threshold rises to 130,000.
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Neither Biden, Sanders nor Warren has significantly boosted nor hurt their chances for the nomination in the debates -- and that's likely to stay the same until the debates are winnowed down to just a handful of candidates.
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Drawing upon polling data, political scientists tend to argue that debates don't really matter in shaping election outcomes but ever since the initial Kennedy-Nixon debates of 21992, I have been among those who beg to differ.
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And so it has gone in the many debates over the years: Challengers sometimes seize upon debates to catapult up while front-runners and incumbents sometimes stumble and are pounced upon by their opponents and the media.
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That year the League, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to citizen education, hosted three debates between Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter and one between their running mates, and sponsored debates in the 2023 and 1984 elections as well.
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Biden and Harris will face off again on the same night during the July debates, and will be joined by Booker and Castro, who distinguished themselves as strong debaters during the first round of debates in June.
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Wasserman Schultz has previously faced criticism for the lack of Democratic debates during the 2016 election and the timing of those debates, including on holiday weekends and one on a Saturday night before big NFL football games.
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That has put it in the thick of some of the most dynamic debates in tech policy, from how to protect consumers and workers in the on-demand economy to more conventional debates over privacy and trade.
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Ahead of the first round of debates in June, the social media company laid out its plans for 2020 debates in a blog post and said that its rules and algorithms would combat attempts to manipulate content.
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The Democratic National Committee only scheduled six debates — and half of them on days people generally don't watch — which has drawn criticism from many within the party, especially with comparatively low viewership numbers in debates thus far.
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The DNC's initial debate rules, set out one year ago, scheduled six debates in 2019, to be held outside of the first four primary states, and six debates in 2020, with one in each of those states.
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His argument is emblematic of the bitter intraparty debates that Democrats are having across the country ahead of the 2018 midterm elections — debates that often split liberals across the touchy fault lines of race, age and gender.
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It has ratcheted up its polling and fund-raising standards for the six debates this year, beginning with a low threshold that resulted in 20 candidates qualifying for the first two debates and gradually raising the bar.
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THE TOPLINE: Last night marked the third round of the Democratic presidential debates, with foreign policy and defense occupying a relatively short portion of the three-hour-long event though coming up sooner than in previous debates.
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At July's debates in Detroit, for example, the first night of debates often framed the issues of voters of color against "Midwestern voters," dismissing the fact that a lot of people of color live in the Midwest.
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The probe has been ongoing for months, but has long been muddled by semantic debates over whether a formal impeachment inquiry has already begun, and substantive debates about what the committee hoped to achieve through its investigation.
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The Senate scrutinizes, debates and can reject legislation passed by the Sejm.
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There are never-ending debates over the benefits and disadvantages of democracy.
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In the past, Brady has refrained from weighing in on political debates.
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There's a deep tension in the way the media judges presidential debates.
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Here is when and where the upcoming primary debates are scheduled for.
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Rubio was, by acclamation, the winner of the first few Republican debates.
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The DNC plans to hold 12 total debates over 2019 and 2020.
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Prominent directors and producers also tried to shame Parvathy in public debates.
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He railed against Big Pharma repeatedly in stump speeches and during debates.
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Any specific and pointed criticisms should be held off for future debates.
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The first two Democratic debates will take place in June and July.
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There are debates for and against televising rape and sexual abuse trials.
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Thank the Commission on Presidential Debates for the event's refreshingly staid appearance.
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And by the way, we reminded everybody, remember the debates with Hillary?
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Trump's blunt-speaking candidacy has boosted ratings for the Republican presidential debates.
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Last weekend, Trump slammed the "ridiculous" primary debates for becoming too predictable.
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It's a view that goes against the drift of current Democratic debates.
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This was a break from past presidential debates, to say the least.
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More impressively, Biden still led among those who had watched the debates.
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The next Democratic debates will be July 21 and 22 in Detroit.
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Television networks generally make their debates widely available on the web, anyway.
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CNN said Thursday's debate ranked 7th among Democratic debates this presidential cycle.
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Candidates need to meet a donor threshold to qualify for the debates.
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The online debates around these topics play out inside Valve as well.
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There's shade, naughty one-liners, Divine Nine references, and black-ass debates.
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Debates matter Less than a week ago, Klobuchar wasn't on anyone's radar.
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In previous debates, he was soft spoken and frequently cut himself off.
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The details of the subsequent 12 debates are still being worked out.
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There are also gubernatorial debates tentatively scheduled in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Florida.
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Then there are debates over what sorts of shootings should be counted.
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Next time these debates should not be controlled by the political parties.
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"I loved the debates, I loved his approach," he told the crowd.
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In the three televised debates she did attend, she spoke relatively little.
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This research has informed recent public debates about private prisons in America.
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Even the Democratic debates seem to have benefited from the huge interest.
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"You see that in the debates in which he's participated," McConnell said.
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A world without it is unthinkable, and not just for settling debates.
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Parliamentary debates have revolved around how much information MPs will be given.
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It dwells in the world of ideas, tracing the arc of debates.
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"I don't want to wade into the larger political debates," Pai responded.
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That's how these simple questions end up fueling debates of epic proportion.
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Immigration has gotten slightly less airtime at the two debates that followed.
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But that hasn't been reflected in the debates from candidates, Hippeau said.
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In several countries, the most heated debates around positive discrimination concern education.
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Swalwell's drop out would make the tiebreaker unnecessary for the July debates.
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During town hall debates, there is nowhere to hide for 90 minutes.
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And, speaking of nixes ... when it comes to televised debates ... appearance matters.
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The candidates head into Tuesday's New Hampshire primaries fresh off two debates.
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It is the first of 12 primary debates the DNC has planned.
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In the debates and on the campaign trail, Mr. Bush and Gov.
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Conflict over the issue could flare up during the debates this week.
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Alright, with that, onward to the debates, the fall and Election Day.
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Neither the Fed nor the debates caused a serious spike in volatility.
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In three debates, we haven't had a single question on climate change.
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But, as in past debates, abortion and reproductive rights went largely unmentioned.
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Ackerson has consistently called O'Connell's campaign finance practices out in local debates.
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The social media service streamed some of the debates during the campaign.
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I see people having debates within families which is the right thing.
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Her class held mock elections and watched the debates for extra credit.
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