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Martin O'Malley

Andy823

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4. There shouldn't be any thresholds

Reply to elleng (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 26, 2015, 07:46 PM

Jul 2015

There are only 5 actual candidates, so they "all" should be allowed in the debates. 5 people would be ideal to get all of them to actually comment on how they plan to fix the problems we face. I see no reason why they all shouldn't be at the debates.

I am getting a little tired of all the stalling going on though. This shouldn't be that hard to put together and set a date for the first one. I am ready and I want to see "all" of them at the debate.

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Moving UP in Iowa! [View all] elleng Jul 2015 OP

Yep - 4% in IA and 5% in NH. askew Jul 2015 #1

Hadn't seen anything about thresholds for DEM debates. elleng Jul 2015 #2

I think they would quite easily. askew Jul 2015 #3

There shouldn't be any thresholds Andy823 Jul 2015 #4

Met with an MO'M staffer yesterday rurallib Jul 2015 #5