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In reply to the discussion: Bernie calling out ticket pricing at the debate [View all]Pachamama
(17,565 posts)24. The public can watch for free the debate...
There is no reason why after candidates have been given their free passes for family, staff, friends etc. that the DNC cannot sell the tickets for whatever they wish to set the price for fundraising purposes. There are also the costs of the venue and the production broadcasting costs, which presumably are covered by the advertising the network sells. But the DNC should absolutely be able to make it a fundraiser for itself to cover costs it has to continue to promote and run the DNC and support its presidential candidate.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Probably because he wasn't mad about his bad debate performance at that point.
HarlanPepper
Feb 2020
#10
He's a millionaire. He could have bought tickets for a few of his supporters
Jose Garcia
Feb 2020
#17
bernie became multi millionaire selling his books. did he call out book prices nt
msongs
Feb 2020
#22
Why just this debate? Other debates have been like this and he never said anything.
octoberlib
Feb 2020
#28
As someone who's actually been to two of the debates, allow me to answer...
brooklynite
Feb 2020
#40