Democratic Candidates for U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania - Debate
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Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College in association with the 14th Ward Independent Democratic Club is hosting the Democratic Candidates for United States Senate from PA Debate. Three democratic candidates - John Fetterman, mayor of Braddock, Pa.; Katie McGinty, former chief of staff to Gov. Tom Wolf and former secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection; and Admiral Joe Sestak, former U.S. Representative - will be answering questions on a variety of topics during this event.
When: Sunday, January 31st
Where: Carnegie Mellon University, Cohen University Center, Rangos Hall
Who: The event is open to the larger CMU as well as the Pittsburgh community
Seating: First Come First Serve
Agenda:
1:00 pm Doors Open
1:45 pm Welcome & Introductions
2:00 pm Debate/Forum Opens
This event is o-sponsoring by the 14th Ward Democratic Committee, the Shadyside Dems, the 4th Ward Democratic Committee, the Steel City Stonewall Democrats and Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College: School of Public Policy and Management.
John Fetterman 2016!
2022!
2022!
@@bills2843 That stroke shut his career down.
@@Joefromthevalley Fetterbot
@@davidv.3135 you sure
This could be the start of something really big.
Yeah like when he steps on the scales. Really big.
@@philbrown1474 Oh because he’s fat. We all have eyes and can see that. Good “joke” I guess
Impressive to see Fettermen up here. 2010, 2016, and 2022 nominees all lined for interesting hindsight :O
Feel free to skip the intros, opening statements begin at 19 minute mark.
It’s actually 15:53 to be honest 🥰🥰🥰🥰 you missed Fetterman introduction
when is the next one?
+Joe Conway Great question. If I see any news on another Democratic Candidates Primary Debate for U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania, I'll let you know Joe.
Haha they are pushing this video across the chain because of that disaster with the Oz.
Fetterman is a breath of fresh air. A person of the people because he lives a common person's life. The other two sound like to typical political robots who have political consultant tailored speeches. John sounds authentic, the other two sound fake, engineered, and out of tough from the common person's life. The corporate money will back the other two lackeys. Age 29 working for Vice President Gore? Hard work didn't get her there at that age, it was socio-economic privilege and political connections. Stop insulting my intelligence! The other guy put you to sleep.
Fetterman is a trustfund baby who at the time of this debate was still being paid monthly by his wealthy father. He is not a man of the people, no matter how much he try’s to pretend it.
@@Gfilbeckpa It's your actions not your starting point that determines character.
YOU NEED TO FIX YOUR STUPIDITY!!!! QUICK!!!
And didn't Fetterman come from privilege as well??? YES, HE DID!!! LOOK IT UP!!!
Dims in Pennsylvania picking the best vegetable.
#TeamFetterman
#StillSanders
No, it's not "Democratic" it's a Republic. From a liberal college one can't expect much higher than ignorance I suppose.
@@heyloben8306 Incorrect.
Democracy is majority rules.
And it doesn't.
Even at the local level there are manipulated district boundaries that controls the majority's votes overall by dividing up the demographic input.
We have delegates that represent divided up segments of society so that the overall majority can't run roughshod over the minority to give a voice of representation to everyone equally.
That's why were call a direct representative Gov't
We're also under a "Rule of Law" and the document that rules all laws under which all laws must submit is the U.S. Constitution.
That's why we are a Constitutional Republic electing our leader by a heavily guarded, regulated democratic process.
Unchecked, unbridled democracy is tyranny by mob rule.
If we were a Democracy we'd still have slavery in this country, only land owning white men would be allowed to vote.
Our founding fathers new the dangers and were wise Godly men.
@@hcklbery8565 voters should choose their politicians. Politicians shouldn't be able to choose their voters. That is how democracy works. You're basically saying that the majority shouldn't vote because the majority isn't voting the way you want them to. And by the way in 2020, the majority chose the democrats to have power in 2020. And in 2000 to 2006 the majority chose Republican to have power making your entire argument completely idiotic
@@heyloben8306 No, Democracy is majority rule Republic is Rule of law.
Our Republic has some democratic characteristics but we are not a Republic that has a Democracy.
@@theflamefistgod1705 You've conveniently omitted 2016 where the majority voted for Clinton but Trump won the election because we are not majority rules government we're a Republic with checks and balances on the tyranny majority rule represents.
Rule of law; THAT'S US.