Didn't see a thread for this, figured I'de make one.
The first Democratic Debates are Wednesday June 26 and Thursday June 27, 2019.
Both debates are in Miami and will air from 9:00pm - 11:00pm Eastern Standard Time.
They will air on American Cable TV on NBC, MSNB and Telemundo. Telemundo will be broadcast in Spanish and I'm 100% positive that Telemundo will translate as they see fit. God bless assimilation.
If you don't have Cable (I'm assuming most RVF members cut the Cable chord already), NBC is doing a livestream on their Facebook, Twitter and YouTube accounts.
I'm hesitant to advertise for those NBC livestreams though, perhaps Right Side Broadcasting is doing a livestream and someone can link to their YouTube livestream link later on (as I didn't see anything at 2:00pm EST)?
Here's the lineups and information, CNN gave a good rundown but I'm not going to link them:
The Wednesday debate will feature:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts
Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke of Texas
Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee
Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York
Former Rep. John Delaney of Maryland
Rep. Tim Ryan of Ohio
The Thursday debate will feature:
Former Vice President Joe Biden
Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont
Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana
Sen. Kamala Harris of California
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York
Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado
Author Marianne Williamson
Rep. Eric Swalwell of California
Businessman Andrew Yang
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper
How were the debate stages decided?
Candidates had to qualify for the first debates by either receiving at least 1% support in three polls from an approved list of pollsters or receiving campaign contributions from 65,000 unique donors, including 200 donors each from 20 different states.
NBC divided the 20 qualifying candidates into two groups: those with polling averages at 2% or higher and those whose polling averages are under 2%. NBC then did a random selection, dividing up the top tier and lower tier into the two nights.
What are the rules for the debates?
Candidates have one minute to respond to questions and 30 seconds for follow-ups, according to NBC News. Each two-hour debate will be divided into five parts with four commercial breaks.
Candidates will not have the opportunity to make opening remarks but will be given time for closing statements.
End CNN's Preview, begin Uprising's Preview:
What To Expect
1. White Man Bad
2. Orange Man Hitler
3. Free
4. Right Wing Extremists, All 10 Of Them, 9 Belonging To Alphabet Agencies
5. Russia Bad
6. Slavery Reparations, A Continuation Of White Man Bad
7. Open Borders
8. More Immigration
9. Talk Of "Controlled Immigration" Which Will Ultimately Amount To "More Immigration"
10. More Free
11. Diversity Is Our Strength
12. Our Greatest Ally
13. Iran Bad
14. Automation
15. White Man Still Bad
What Not To Expect:
1. Term Limits So These People Actually Have To Get Real Jobs
2. Banning Lobbyists So These People Actually Have To Get Real Jobs
3. Ending Top Notch Exclusive Healthcare Plans For Politicians And Their Families So That They Actually Have An Incentive To Fix It
4. We Will Not Surrender This Country, Or Its People, To The False Song Of Globalism
5. White Man Good
Let's Go!
The first Democratic Debates are Wednesday June 26 and Thursday June 27, 2019.
Both debates are in Miami and will air from 9:00pm - 11:00pm Eastern Standard Time.
They will air on American Cable TV on NBC, MSNB and Telemundo. Telemundo will be broadcast in Spanish and I'm 100% positive that Telemundo will translate as they see fit. God bless assimilation.
If you don't have Cable (I'm assuming most RVF members cut the Cable chord already), NBC is doing a livestream on their Facebook, Twitter and YouTube accounts.
I'm hesitant to advertise for those NBC livestreams though, perhaps Right Side Broadcasting is doing a livestream and someone can link to their YouTube livestream link later on (as I didn't see anything at 2:00pm EST)?
Here's the lineups and information, CNN gave a good rundown but I'm not going to link them:
The Wednesday debate will feature:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts
Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke of Texas
Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee
Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York
Former Rep. John Delaney of Maryland
Rep. Tim Ryan of Ohio
The Thursday debate will feature:
Former Vice President Joe Biden
Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont
Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana
Sen. Kamala Harris of California
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York
Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado
Author Marianne Williamson
Rep. Eric Swalwell of California
Businessman Andrew Yang
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper
How were the debate stages decided?
Candidates had to qualify for the first debates by either receiving at least 1% support in three polls from an approved list of pollsters or receiving campaign contributions from 65,000 unique donors, including 200 donors each from 20 different states.
NBC divided the 20 qualifying candidates into two groups: those with polling averages at 2% or higher and those whose polling averages are under 2%. NBC then did a random selection, dividing up the top tier and lower tier into the two nights.
What are the rules for the debates?
Candidates have one minute to respond to questions and 30 seconds for follow-ups, according to NBC News. Each two-hour debate will be divided into five parts with four commercial breaks.
Candidates will not have the opportunity to make opening remarks but will be given time for closing statements.
End CNN's Preview, begin Uprising's Preview:
What To Expect
1. White Man Bad
2. Orange Man Hitler
3. Free
4. Right Wing Extremists, All 10 Of Them, 9 Belonging To Alphabet Agencies
5. Russia Bad
6. Slavery Reparations, A Continuation Of White Man Bad
7. Open Borders
8. More Immigration
9. Talk Of "Controlled Immigration" Which Will Ultimately Amount To "More Immigration"
10. More Free
11. Diversity Is Our Strength
12. Our Greatest Ally
13. Iran Bad
14. Automation
15. White Man Still Bad
What Not To Expect:
1. Term Limits So These People Actually Have To Get Real Jobs
2. Banning Lobbyists So These People Actually Have To Get Real Jobs
3. Ending Top Notch Exclusive Healthcare Plans For Politicians And Their Families So That They Actually Have An Incentive To Fix It
4. We Will Not Surrender This Country, Or Its People, To The False Song Of Globalism
5. White Man Good
Let's Go!
