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cyberpj

(10,794 posts)
Mon Mar 14, 2016, 06:02 PM Mar 2016

2 MSNBC Town Halls tonight. 6pm Sanders. 7pm Clinton.

If anything like last night's CNN edition I doubt we'll hear much that's new.
Too many softball questions and possibly planted supporters and detractors on both sides.

All candidates are exhausted and losing voices.
But I suppose all candidates understand the importance of this particular Tuesday so they go on.

Still, I really am starting to feel sorry for them all.
Whew!


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2 MSNBC Town Halls tonight. 6pm Sanders. 7pm Clinton. (Original Post) cyberpj Mar 2016 OP
HAs Sanders ever been up second at one of these things? Ferd Berfel Mar 2016 #1
This comes up often but I've yet to hear how it's decided. Anyone know? Coin toss? nt cyberpj Mar 2016 #4
Well, we know how the coin tosses went in Iowa Ferd Berfel Mar 2016 #5
Typical. Atman Mar 2016 #2
Bernie in the one slot again? Ed Suspicious Mar 2016 #3
That's right, they should have reversed it today flamingdem Mar 2016 #6
MSNBC appears to be sticking it to Bernie on these time slots today BernieforPres2016 Mar 2016 #7

Atman

(31,464 posts)
2. Typical.
Mon Mar 14, 2016, 06:08 PM
Mar 2016

Sanders on during drive-time where few will see it. Also, it gives Clinton camp time to write point-by-point rebuttals.

Yeah, why does Bernie always have to go first?

BernieforPres2016

(3,017 posts)
7. MSNBC appears to be sticking it to Bernie on these time slots today
Mon Mar 14, 2016, 06:34 PM
Mar 2016

Per my DIRECTV programming guide, MSNBC is showing a replay of Hillary's Town Hall at 11 PM EDT, 8 PM. Then a replay of Maddow's show at midnight eastern, 9 PM Pacific. Then a replay of Bernie's Town Hall at 1 PM EDT, 10 PM PDT.

So Bernie is basically getting the worst time slot on both the original broadcast and the replay. Bernie's broadcasts will be before a lot of people get home from work in the eastern and central time zones (where the primaries tomorrow are) and after they go to bed.

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