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Jay Lawrence refuses to debate Eric Kurland. Jay’s excuse is that he debated once (couldn’t find that anywhere) and that the Democrats in the audience booed and hissed him and he won’t go through that again.

As a voter, that in itself should be a disqualifier for receiving any vote. There is an offer on the table to set up an audience-free setting on a news station to carry a debate. We think John Kavanagh should join the debate.

Voters, demand that your candidates debate; we think more than one is needed. If your candidate can’t take the response – which I believe is protected by the First Amendment – how can he/she represent the best interest that serves their constituents? Contact your candidates and insist they debate.

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Jay Lawrence refuses to debate Eric Kurland. Jay’s excuse is that he debated once (couldn’t find that anywhere) and that the Democrats in the audience booed and hissed him and he won’t go through that again.

As a voter, that in itself should be a disqualifier for receiving any vote. There is an offer on the table to set up an audience-free setting on a news station to carry a debate. We think John Kavanagh should join the debate.

Voters, demand that your candidates debate; we think more than one is needed. If your candidate can’t take the response – which I believe is protected by the First Amendment – how can he/she represent the best interest that serves their constituents? Contact your candidates and insist they debate.

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