What if we had the 10 candidates in one area and people from the audience would ask a question? Each candidate taking turns to answer the question? This would continue until all questions are answered
That's called a town hall. The DNC won't let the candidates debate onstage together outside of sanctioned and planned debates. You still run into the same problem of time because you can't give lengthy answers if they took turns.
I'm surprised there's still like 10 people running and the debates are still therefore a disorganized mess.
Despite that, I think they should lock the requirements as they are in the December debate, they're going to start getting winnowed at the polls soon enough and they are already walking a thin tightrope between culling non-competitive candidates and trying to be fair.
He'd have to pull a bigger upset than Trump to even get the nomination.
His chances are laughable.
Not that it particularly matters, since these days it seems that people actually want the worst of all possible outcomes just to confirm their belief that the world could not be shittier.
Won't stop him from trying to buy his way through. We've also seen in recent years that despite
Citizens United, pouring money into a race isn't a guarantee of success. I should note that Trump didn't go the self funding route.
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