[Mods, this could go in any of GD, CS, or IMHO - move as you see fit]
Inspired by the recent debate on The West Wing (which I haven’t seen because it hasn’t made it over here yet), we in the U.K. have just had our first TV debate (click the Play Video link) by the two people trying to become leader of the Conservative party.
For those of you who have the interest and the time, how does our debate compare with yours? I’m less interested in the policies (else this would be in GD) than everything else - style, organisation, comparison etc. And how would an American judge the candidates?
Quartz: I would be interested in watching the debate, from the BBC link you give, but it requires a subscription. Specifically, “international users” must have a subscription to view it. Is there a transcript somewhere instead?
I don’t know if this will address your question, but I used to be a regular viewer of “Prime Minister’s Questions” over here, on C-SPAN. I’ve been generally impressed with the quality of the arguments that go on, at least between the party leaders, in the UK parliament. Makes me wish we had a similar tradition in Congress.
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