http://obviousdiversion.com/general/four-debates/ Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:59:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://obviousdiversion.com/general/four-debates/#comment-163 Big Bad Tom Wed, 20 Oct 2004 15:29:57 +0000 http://obviousdiversion.com/?p=125#comment-163 That's an easy one. The two candidates respresent large corporations. The televised "open debates" were sponsered by big companies like Phillip Morris, Anheuser-Bush, and American Airlines. They didn't want anyone in the debate to criticize their choke-hold on the American public. So naturally the rising cost of travel and the cost of shipping consumer goods wasn't debated since it's not in the interest of those who the incumbent and his challenger represent. That’s an easy one.
The two candidates respresent large corporations. The televised “open debates” were sponsered by big companies like Phillip Morris, Anheuser-Bush, and American Airlines.
They didn’t want anyone in the debate to criticize their choke-hold on the American public. So naturally the rising cost of travel and the cost of shipping consumer goods wasn’t debated since it’s not in the interest of those who the incumbent and his challenger represent.

]]> http://obviousdiversion.com/general/four-debates/#comment-131 Matt Sat, 16 Oct 2004 01:39:31 +0000 http://obviousdiversion.com/?p=125#comment-131 The debate moderators/news people probably don't drive. Since they came up with the questions and it's not something that affects them daily - must have "slipped their minds." :) The debate moderators/news people probably don’t drive. Since they came up with the questions and it’s not something that affects them daily - must have “slipped their minds.”

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