It may have been a little premature to report that incumbent Democrat US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand shed her chicken suit – in agreeing to debate her dark horse Republican opponent Chele Farley.
Gillibrand canceled a debate to be aired statewide last Sunday – 48 hours before the debate was to take place.
Gillibrand claimed she canceled because she did not want to cross a de facto picket line at SpectrumNY1. Her story did not ring entirely true with some since she had crossed that picket line several times to do interviews on SpectrumNY1 during the time the labor dispute has been ongoing.
After canceling and getting criticized by the media, Gillibrand – who claims to be the most transparent senator – and is known to be one of the great virtue signallers of modern times, agreed to debate Farley the following Sunday – but only for 30 minutes.
Thirty minutes does not seem like much time for a debate. And it seems unlikely that the tough questions, in-depth responses, and heated exchanges will get to be asked and answered.
But then again why should Gillibrand take a chance at being embarrassed or looking like a hypocrite?
She has a commanding lead in the polls against Farley, she has only campaigned in the state for one day this month for her Senate election – spending nearly the entire month of October in five other states preparing for her planned run for president in 2020.
One matter of interest to readers of Frank Report is whether Gillibrand’s denial of any knowledge of NXIVM prior to the New York Times story about the cult in October 2017, will be questioned.
With only a half hour – it seems likely that Senator Chicken should be able to avoid that type of question along with other controversial topics – such as her role in enabling Big Tobacco to skate on their perjury before the US Congress – on how they knew nothing about cigarettes causing cancer.
Gillibrand knows a lot about lying and denying it seems.
The half-hour debate, which is likely to be the only one Gillibrand will agree to with Farley, is to air on ABC TV on Sunday, October 28 at 11 a.m.
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Sorry for you New Yorkers , hope Farley has more to offer, actually my chiwhawha has more to offer
Chris Farley has more to offer than Gilibrand, and he’s dead.
She may have made not answering Nxivm questions part of the deal. Let’s see if she’s able to give a strait truthful answer about any subject.
A thirty minute debate in the closing days of the campaign.
Why bother?
Her only saving grace is that her chances of becoming President are slim to none.
Why bother? So she can check the box that states she debated her opponent. Perhaps it is best for her to win and run for President, it provides a bigger spotlight to expose NXIVM and other MLM scams.
Actually it’s none