Jimmy
on June 9, 2024
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🇺🇸 HERE IS WHY BIDEN WON'T DEBATE ON 𝕏...
For over 3 decades, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) has held a chokehold on U.S. presidential debates.
This political "cartel," founded in 1987 by political heavyweights like Frank Fahrenkopf and Dorothy S. Ridings, claims to be nonpartisan but is a gatekeeper for the establishment.
Funded by corporate sponsors and wealthy foundations, the CPD ensures only Democrats and Republicans get the spotlight.
Their 15% polling rule is a scam, barring third-party candidates like RFK Jr., Gary Johnson and Jill Stein from the debate stage.
Ross Perot?
He was the exception, not the rule, and after 1992, they made sure he'd never get back in.
Every lawsuit challenging their monopoly has been crushed, defending their empire with millions in legal fees.
The CPD's bias is blatant.
They favor networks that toe the line and journalists who play by their rules, transforming debates into rehearsed charades.
Biden won't touch 𝕏 for debates.
Why?
Because 𝕏 is wild and uncensored, everything the CPD fears.
Biden sticks to controlled environments where the CPD can manage every detail.
Meanwhile, Trump and RFK Jr. are breaking free, hosting a town hall on 𝕏.
They can't call it a debate—thanks to CPD's iron grip on that term—but they're showing there's an appetite for real, raw discourse.
The CPD’s leadership is a who's who of establishment insiders.
They've turned debates into sanitized, predictable TV shows, ensuring no real surprises or challenges to their power.
Biden’s avoidance no accident; it's a strategy to stay within the CPD’s safe, scripted bounds.
It’s time to dismantle the CPD’s monopoly.
Their stranglehold suppresses diverse voices and stifles genuine debate.
If Americans want true democratic discourse, they need to kick the CPD to the curb and embrace platforms like @elonmusk has created on 𝕏 that offer real transparency and freedom.
Sources: Politico, Brennan Center for Justice, Annenberg Public Policy Center, Institute for Free Speech.
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