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Martin O'Malley

saltpoint

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4. Governor O'Malley spoke very strongly

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Sun Jan 10, 2016, 10:31 PM

Jan 2016

very early about the need for more debates.

Now there's some threat that they won't include him for the few debates they are holding?

I would like to think this is not even under discussion at NBC.

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Will NBC really not let O'Malley into the next debate? [View all] eridani Jan 2016 OP

I'd strongly favor including Governor saltpoint Jan 2016 #1

I certainly hope it is not true. R. Daneel Olivaw Jan 2016 #2

+1 daleanime Jan 2016 #6

I doubt they won't let him in. elleng Jan 2016 #3

Governor O'Malley spoke very strongly saltpoint Jan 2016 #4

I would like more specifics on this, SusanCalvin Jan 2016 #5

Some info: elleng Jan 2016 #7

Martin should be included in the debate and so should lawrence lessig. wilsonbooks Jan 2016 #8

Is Lessig even on any Primary Ballots? JustAnotherGen Jan 2016 #12

No. you are right. wilsonbooks Jan 2016 #13

He should be in the debate! Chemisse Jan 2016 #9

The Democratic Party should tell NBC who will be in the debate. PADemD Jan 2016 #10

Blame Debbie Wasserman Schultz SwankyXomb Jan 2016 #11