i think ghana had a live debate too, both examples of how 's election is helping to spread democracy in africa
Unfortunately, live debates don't necessarily do much for democracy, as our own electoral process shows.
i have no idea what you are babbling about, live debates do a lot for democracy and are quite necessary in a modern democracy, i think the american electoral process is an example of that
So you accuse me of babbling and then proceed to write something that could have come from a middle-school textbook on American government? Ok. What's worse, you didn't even address my point. I said live debates don't necessarily do anything for democracy, not that they don't do anything or aren't necessary.
Maybe you can explain how Iran's live debates contribute to their robust electoral process?
I actually enjoyed that debate. A lot of political issues, that are usual taboo or spoken to indirectly were openly discussed. Candidates being forced to answers questions on using tribalism for political support and Uhuru Kenyatta having to answer for how he can run while he's facing an ICC trial was also great.
The moderators did a good job and I thought they were even tougher on the candidates than the moderators of the American Presidential debates.
Maybe it's who can learn something about democracy from the Kenyans here and not vice-versa