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  • CNN’s Brian Stelter Mocked For Suggesting Push For Biden Not To Debate Came From ‘Right-Wing Media Tempest’

    08/04/2020 1:42:47 PM PDT · by Zenyatta · 21 replies
    LaCorte News ^ | 8/4/2020 | Penka Arsova
    CNN’s chief media correspondent Brian Stelter on Monday blamed right-wing media outlets for putting forward the suggestion that Joe Biden shouldn’t debate President Trump. What Stelter said: Stelter was responding to a tweet from Townhall.com’s political editor Guy Benson, who said the push for Biden to skip debates with the president is a “media tempest.” Stelter wrote: “it is mostly a right-wing media tempest, fueled by hour after hour of Fox commentary (not reporting), far removed from campaign reality…”
  • Let’s Scrap the Presidential Debates

    08/03/2020 9:36:11 AM PDT · by RBStealth · 144 replies
    NewYork Times ^ | Aug 3, 2020 | Elizabeth Drew
    Nervous managers of the scheduled 2020 presidential debates are shuffling the logistics and locations to deal with the threat of the coronavirus. But here’s a better idea: Scrap them altogether. And not for health reasons. The debates have never made sense as a test for presidential leadership. In fact, one could argue that they reward precisely the opposite of what we want in a president. When we were serious about the presidency, we wanted intelligence, thoughtfulness, knowledge, empathy and, to be sure, likability. It should also go without saying, dignity. Yet the debates play an outsize role in campaigns and...