Wow! Usually democrats pull either the race or the gender card but one U.S. Senate candidate set the bar extremely low by pulling them both at the same time.
Miami labor attorney and former U.S. Navy officer Pam Keith is the lone African-American women in the U.S. Senate democratic primary against Alan Grayson and Patrick Murphy.According to the Miami Herald she is accusing WFTV Channel 9 in Orlando of “colluding” with Murphy and Grayson to arrange a “one-on-one” debate.
Keith released the following statement:
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The televised debate is scheduled to air at 7 p.m. August 12 on WFTV in Orlando.
WFTV told the Miami Herald that they invited Grayson and Murphy to participate because they were the only two candidates that met the station’s criteria. They showed at least 15 percent support in statewide polls. Such a threshold is very common for organized political debates.
This is their statement:
The threshold we used for our debate was 15 percent or higher. While there are many candidates for the Democratic Senate seat, only two meet that threshold: Rep. Patrick Murphy and Rep. Alan Grayson.
Keith called it “an offense and disgrace” for WFTV and her political opponents to intentionally leave her out. She said the result is “an utter debasement of voters of color.”
She continued to say:
To treat those voters, who may have a particular interest in a woman candidate or candidates of color, as inconsequential is beyond belief,
