On Thursday May 22nd Judge James Gray appeared as a guest for three hours on Coast to Coast AM, a late night, national (about 600 radio stations) talk show.…
Posts tagged as “Commission on Presidential Debates”
Gary Johnson Announces New CPD Lawsuit for 2016 Debates
BREAKING NEWS: Johnson Campaign Files Antitrust Suit Against RP, DP, and CPD
The Gary Johnson 2012 Campaign filed an antitrust lawsuit against the Democratic Party, Republican Party and Commission on Presidential Debates for antitrust and anticompetitive acts earlier today.…
All-Presidential-Candidates-Invited Debate Set For October 23rd, Chicago
Christina Tobin, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Free and Equal Elections has announced a Presidential Candidates debate for October 23rd, 8:30 PM Central time at the University Club of Chicago with invitations to all candidates with a mathematical chance of winning the Electoral College.…
The Commission on Presidential Debates Adds Comments Email Address
The Commission on Presidential Debates has recently added an email address for comments to their main page at:
The comments email address is: [email protected] and results (at least for this reporter) in a reply of:
Thank you for your comment.
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CPD Format: Sufficient Time For Third Party Candidates?
The Commission on Presidential Debates has announced the format and time allocations for the one Vice-Presidential and three Presidential debates. The first and fourth debates will be:
divided into six time segments of approximately 15 minutes each .
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CATO: Johnson, “Most Interesting” of the Current POTUS Candidates
In an article published yesterday by Gene Healy of the Cato Institute, Mr. Healy concludes:
Johnson . . . is certainly the most interesting candidate in the 2012 field — and that’s not an attempt to damn with faint praise.
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US News & World Report: Johnson Could Be in Oct. 3rd Debate
In a 23 July 2012 article titled “Gary Johnson Could Appear in Presidential Debates” by Elizabeth Flock, staff writer for U.S. News & World Report, Janet Brown Executive Director of the Commission on Presidential Debates is quoted as saying, in an apparent reference to the requirement that Governor Johnson show at least 15 percent in selected pre-debate polls, that his supporters are “making assumptions about something that has not [happened].”…
The Eternal Debate on Debates
From the Topeka Capital-Journal:
Ken Cannon and Andrew Gray endorse third-party candidate participation in Kansas gubernatorial debates.
It is more than philosophical. It is personal.
Gray is the Libertarian Party’s nominee for governor, while Cannon carries the banner of the Reform Party on the November ballot.
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