Comments on: US Senate Candidates To Debate Live On YNN And NY1

By: GOP_NYC

GOP_NYC — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 20:52:00 +0000

The best answer would be for Sen. Gillibrand to “woman up”, put on her big girl dress, and actually DEBATE MRS. LONG in the OTHER FOUR debates that she’s been invited to attend THROUGHOUT New York State, not just the one that’s within spitting distance of Blue State Headquarters in Albany and moderated by two of the most biased “reporters” (such as they are) in the state.

Mrs. Long should do a Clint Eastwood and debate an empty chair if Gillibrand doesn’t have the guts to show up at the other debates.

I”m sure that Gillibrand — a big tobacco lawyer that never actually set foot in a courtroom (except as a spectator or a juror) is PETRIFIED of debating a master trial lawyer like Mrs. Long.

By: Tara Wood

Tara Wood — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 02:22:00 +0000

There are more candidates running for this office the people want to hear from all of them!! John Mangelli an Attorney from Long Island should be give equal time along with Clark and the other candidates!!!

By: John Rey

John Rey — Sat, 18 Aug 2012 20:11:00 +0000

Is it true that there are more than two candidates on the ballot? Which, if any oppose NDAA, and censorship of the Internet?
==Just Curious

By: John_Rey2012

John_Rey2012 — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 00:01:00 +0000

Let ALL the candidates for U.S. Senate debate! That includes Green party candidate Colia Clark.

By: Lovely Sun

Lovely Sun — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 06:08:00 +0000

Small wonder why Kirsten Gillibrand received a rating as the most liberal senator. She even voted to give tax dollars to Obama’s corrupt ACORN. Even Chuck Schumer didn’t vote for that one.

By: Lovely Sun

Lovely Sun — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 06:03:00 +0000

nitesiter, 900 AM radio is another way to listen to the debate, if you can pick it up where you live, as well as online.

By: BusterBrown

BusterBrown — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 04:18:00 +0000

[so you can all look forward to those lightning round questions]

Sorry, but you folks should skip the lightening round. I found it a goofy. I’m just saying…

I’m not naming names, but someone needs to shorten up her questions, too. They’ve got too many clauses. I seen this at more than one debate.

By: BusterBrown

BusterBrown — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 04:09:00 +0000

NY1 in NYC (where Errol Louis works) streamed the last debate on THEIR website. I watched it. I’m assuming that they’ll stream the upcoming one as well.

CapTon needs to get it together this time and tell people that the stream EXISTS. Go wild and write a post about it on THIS blog, so CapTon readers don’t miss out!

That being said, I look forward to Kirsten wiping the floor with Ms. Lonsghot. Show no mercy, KG.

By: Carl Lundgren

Carl Lundgren — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 03:39:00 +0000

Why hasn’t Green Party candidate for U. S. Senator from NY, Colia Clark, been invited to the debate? The Green Party of New York State is a constituted party under NY State Election Law, partly due to Ms. Clark having run as our Senate candidate in 2010 on the ticket headed by Gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins, who garnered nearly 60,000 votes and secured the ballot line for us. Ms. Clark has had a long and distinguished career in the civil rights movement in this country and as an educator in the SUNY system. Neither of the corporate party candidates can hold a candle to Ms. Clark’s experience.

Ms. Clark is the only “opposition” candidate running for Senate in NY State. If she isn’t included in the debate, all we’ll hear will be the subtle differences with which Ms. Gillibrand and Ms. Long will fleece the voters of this state, and issues that voters need to know about will never be addressed.

Carl Lundgren
Chair, Bronx County Green Party
Green Party candidate for NY State Senate,
SD34 (Bronx-Westchester)

By: nitesiter

nitesiter — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 15:34:00 +0000

Too bad, I don’t subscribe to cable. I use Directv and these stations are not carried on it. Any other way to get the debate would be greatly appreciated.
How about online?