Meet Your Debate Sponsors: Part 2
In a thrilling follow-up to Meet Your Debate Sponsors: Part 1, let's examine who our sponsors are for tonight's Belmont University love-in!
AT&T makes a triumphant return in this second installment of the Presidential debates. While Wachovia is out of the mix tonight, the financial industry will be well-represented tonight by not one, nor two, but THREE banks.
While this debate isn't dominated by two major corporations, we are instead presented with a delicious spread of banks, law firms, and a movement to fight disease thrown into the pile just to keep the middle class from storming the Bastille.
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What is worse than that?
THE PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION ON DEBATES!
When Herbert Walker Bush and Mikey Dukakis secretly met to discuss the debate agenda, they then sent it to the traditional League of Women Voters. Their reply? "This would constitute a fraud on the American People", and they declined. "Poof", the Presidential Commission on Debates.
Headed by? Bingo, a former chair of the DNC and a former chair of the RNC. They set the agenda, what is to be talked about, what is not, who is to attend and who is to be excluded.
Hmmm.
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