Friday, October 30, 2015

GOP campaigns planning to seize debate control from Republican National Committee: report


http://www.rawstory.com/2015/10/gop-campaigns-planning-to-seize-debate-control-from-republican-national-committee-report/

Republican presidential candidate U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (L) talks with businessman Donald Trump (C) as Dr. Ben Carson (R) looks on during a commercial break at the 2016 U.S. Republican presidential candidates debate held by CNBC in Boulder, Colorado, on Oct. 28, 2015. Photo by Rick Wilking for Reuters.

Representatives from at least nine GOP presidential campaigns will meet on Sunday to discuss taking control of their remaining debates from the Republican National Committee, Politico reported.
The push for the meeting is being led by campaign advisors for both front-runners Ben Carson and Donald Trump, as well as for Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R), who have been limited thus far to the “undercard” debates for candidates polling below 10th place.
“I think the families need to get together here, because these debates as structured by the RNC are not helping the party,” said Carson’s campaign manager Barry Bennett, in an interview with the conservative Washington Examiner. “There’s not enough time to talk about your plans, there’s no presentation. It’s just a slugfest. All we do is change moderators. And the trendline is horrific. So I think there needs to be wholesale change here.”
Carson confirmed earlier in the day that he had asked staff members to contact other campaigns to explore changes to the debate format following heavy criticism against CNBC, which moderated Wednesday’s debate. Campaign advisors for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), Carly Fiorina, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) and former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) are also expected to attend Sunday’s meeting.
Graham’s campaign manager, Christian Ferry, said the purpose behind the meeting was to see what format worked best for the candidates as a group.
“I think the campaigns have a number of concerns and they have a right to talk about that amongst themselves,” Ferry said.
i really hope most see this for what it is i say most because they can fool some of them all the time,  they don't like the questions blaming the moderators for being in a gotcha mode and causing them to implode.  they started the last debate off at each others throats finger pointing and accusing how is it that asking a relevant question of a prospective wannabe leader has the mstuical power to make 10 grown professed professionals to get all hissy???????

cherry picking what questions you want to answer in their case is really dumb, the questions will be such that embellish their lies and will be rebuked just like the rest making them even more clearly the party of nothing new and old stuff archived and rebuked but keep it on the DL and sit back keep that microwave popcorn handy because the show is about to begin.  and they have the nerve to accuse others of fluff questions what do they think we vwon't notice while they walk on cottonballs??????????

last Inquisition they blamed Hillary for them making themselves into the idiots they are over 11 hours that they would not stop abusing.just like they blame Pres. for everything they have done wrecking us while he was correcting us.  they never take responsibility for what they do but take all when stealing it from Pres. or others.  if they steal this one be thankful Pres. has ackomplished so much gives them plenty to steal from.