The #ClimateForum2020 livestream via Our Daily Planet and below, today and tomorrow ...
As I understand it, there will be no live broadcast other than a few snips on various NBC platforms (MSNBC, CNBC, NBC Nightly News, etc.) and that -- no live airtime -- was the off-the-record reason some candidates *cough*Warren*cough*Biden* chose not to participate; i.e. they believed they "checked off the climate box" two weeks ago w/CNN's forum. Here, from Georgetown University, is the full schedule.
The LGBTQ forum details (it's tomorrow evening).
There's also a Green Party presidential candidates debate tomorrow afternoon.
And a piece about the GPTX in yesterday's HouChron (and San Antone Express News) ...
And from the Spectator's Daniel Bring: snark echoing the usual 'radical' themes but especially critical of the GPUS playing favorites with its White House hopefuls.
I'll have something on Friday's global #ClimateStrike, as well as the promised second part of Houston municipal elections later today or tomorrow, and perhaps more on developments regarding any or all of these events before I get to Sunday's Funnies.
As I understand it, there will be no live broadcast other than a few snips on various NBC platforms (MSNBC, CNBC, NBC Nightly News, etc.) and that -- no live airtime -- was the off-the-record reason some candidates *cough*Warren*cough*Biden* chose not to participate; i.e. they believed they "checked off the climate box" two weeks ago w/CNN's forum. Here, from Georgetown University, is the full schedule.
The LGBTQ forum details (it's tomorrow evening).
We've partnered with @OneIowa, @TheAdvocateMag and @gazettedotcom for an #LGBTQforum to ensure that presidential candidates are talking about issues important to LGBTQ voters.— GLAAD (@glaad) September 9, 2019
See you on September 20th. pic.twitter.com/m00PzjtIKW
There's also a Green Party presidential candidates debate tomorrow afternoon.
#Hunter2020 will be in Muncie, Indiana for the GPUS Black Caucus Presidential Candidate Forum on Friday, September 20, 6pm EST/3pm PST. Please tune in for a discussion on redlining, livable wage, the housing crisis, and police brutality.— Dario Hunter (@dario4america) September 16, 2019
Event info:https://t.co/LPYCn97UJf pic.twitter.com/f3bVM3wwaA
And a piece about the GPTX in yesterday's HouChron (and San Antone Express News) ...
Meanwhile y'all debate whether Texas is going blue or staying red — there's a pretty big extra factor not many people are talking about: More third-party candidates will be on the ballot, thanks to a new law. Good read by @m_kormbaki --> https://t.co/O4nxOjmB7I— Taylor Goldenstein (@taygoldenstein) September 18, 2019
And from the Spectator's Daniel Bring: snark echoing the usual 'radical' themes but especially critical of the GPUS playing favorites with its White House hopefuls.
I'll have something on Friday's global #ClimateStrike, as well as the promised second part of Houston municipal elections later today or tomorrow, and perhaps more on developments regarding any or all of these events before I get to Sunday's Funnies.
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