November 15, 2007 - 6:50am
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Still Waiting for the Republicans to Debate in Nevada

By Wally Edge

All eyes will be fixed squarely on Las Vegas this Thursday at 5:00PM as the Nevada State Democratic Party and CNN host the Democratic candidates (minus Mike Gravel who has been excluded) in yet another debate.

While voters have felt the crushing weight of what has been the "Year of the Debate," interest is strong in seeing how Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton will fare after faltering under her opponent's relentless attacks in last month's MSNBC debate in Philadelphia.

WALLY EDGE can be reached via email at politickernv@aol.com.
Related topics: Hillary Clinton, Mike Gravel
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