Will we have as many Clinton/Trump debates as there were Obama/Romney debates?
Here's some interesting historical info that I found regarding the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) and the 2012 debates.
POLL QUESTION: How many debates are Clinton and Trump likely to have? (In 2012 there were three presidential debates and 1 vice-presidential debate.)
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| Same number as in 2012. (All agreed-to debates completed.) | |
3 (33%) |
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| Fewer than previously. (But, all agreed-to debates completed.) | |
0 (0%) |
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| Incomplete: Fewer than previously. (Trump has a tantrum and refuses to show up.) | |
6 (67%) |
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| No debates, no agreement reached. (Candidates fight it out in the media and in separate town-hall events.) | |
0 (0%) |
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Disclaimer: This is an Internet poll |
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... moderators were biased ... refusing to do any further debates. (That's just his style. We've seen it before, and I have no reason to believe that he'll behave otherwise.)
Hillary will SHINE and the contrast will be even MORE striking than it was when she was debating Sanders.
I bet he tries to weasel out. We've never seen him in a debate one-on-one, or even with 3 people. I think there were 4 people in the last Repub debate (before he chickened out of the very last one to "donate" $ to vets).
I think he's scared shitless! They're going to ask him questions he won't know the answer to, and he won't be able to stall long enough to not answer. The contrast between Hillary and Donald will be striking.
