Thursday, August 6, 2015

"We Need To Have Not Just One Debate, Not Just Two, But Many Debates"

O'Malley Blasts Democrats For Limiting Debates


By Daniel Halper , Aug 05, 2015 Weekly Standard

Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley is blasting his party for limiting the number of presidential debates. It's been reported that the Democrats are planning to hold only six debates in the entire primary.

"I want to say right off the bat here, that to those in Washington who think they can limit the number of debates that we're going to have before the Iowa caucuses, can circle the wagons and close off debates," O'Malley told a group of supporters.

"I think they're gonna have another thing coming when they talk to the people of Iowa. Because these are the issues about which we need to have not just one debate, not just two, but many debates. Because those debates will shape the future of the country we give our kids. Don't you agree?"

The Democratic debate set-up would appear to favor the frontrunner, Hillary Clinton.


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