Presidential Debate by Free and Equal [6:03:48 | Feb 29 2024 | The Free and Equal Elections Foundation]

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12656737

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replaced YT link with Timestamp to start at: [4:07:21] Short Introduction of Participants
- Was: https://youtu.be/RfnPgbC0CYQ updated to: https://youtu.be/RfnPgbC0CYQ&t=14841

Free and Equal Elections 2024 Presidential Debate Series #2

Featuring Presidential Candidates:

Jill Stein

Jasmine Sherman

Claudia De La Cruz

Chase Oliver

Lars Mapstead

MODERATED BY: CHRISTINA TOBIN, JASON PALMER AND CAITLIN SINCLAIR

Brought to you by Free & Equal, an organization dedicated to hosting presidential debates for over 15 years, this event is a cornerstone of our commitment to fostering an informed electorate.

The FEBRUARY 29TH Debate criteria encompassed all candidates on the ballot in at least four states.

You have the power to decide who takes the stage at the next Free and Equal Elections debate! Six U.S. Presidential candidates from various parties will participate, chosen by you through ranked-choice voting.

Timestamps:

[3:58:24] National Anthem (Song)

[4:03:20] Host starts talking

[4:07:21] Short Introduction of Participants

[4:08:30] Lars Mapstead (Libertarian Party)

[4:10:44] Claudia De La Cruz (Party for Socialism and Liberation)

[4:12:52] Jill Stein (Green Party)

[4:15:07] Jasmine Sherman (Green Party)

[4:17:30] Chase Oliver (Libertarian Party)

[4:19:56] Question 1: Immigration

[4:31:25] Question 2: Criminal Justice Reform

[4:45:42] Question 3 (from the Public): Tribal Nations/Indigenous Reservation/Return Land/Enforcement

[4:58:13] Question 4: Environmental Policy

[5:14:47] Question 5: Economic Policy

[5:29:19] Question 6: National Unity

[5:53:27] Closing Remarks by hosts

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4 months ago

This post was reported for spam. For the record, four cross-posts to separate on-topic communities does not constitute spam.

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Thank you for pointing that out to people!

I hope the video was informative to some, not too many people knew of it!

Presidential Debate by Free and Equal [6:03:48 | Feb 29 2024 | The Free and Equal Elections Foundation]

Presidential Debate by Free and Equal [6:03:48 | Feb 29 2024 | The Free and Equal Elections Foundation]

Presidential Debate by Free & Equal