In summary, I thought the so-called debate was no more than a “Cage-Match” promoted by CNBC, owned by NBC, a division of Comcast and one of the nation’s leading liberal networks

The Presidential Cage Match

By Obie Usategui —— Bio and Archives--November 1, 2015

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You know, as the sun set on Wednesday night, October 28th, I realized that my night was, potentially speaking, full of great things to watch on T.V., all of which had the makings of a very entertaining evening. A lot there to choose from, I should say. There was that first game of baseball’s World Series, between the N.Y. Mets and the Kansas City Royals; there was my long-awaited NBA opening night, with my beloved Miami Heat, playing the Charlotte Hornets; and last but not least, there was, what else but CNBC’s republican presidential debate on economics.

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