Editor.

This is with regards to the televised primary debates for California governor, if one could call it that.

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Terence Y
Terence Y

Thanks for your letter, Mr. Picchi, highlighting the ridiculousness of California governor debates. Many, including me, believe these televised primary debates are meant to be farces to allow Democrat candidates to refrain from offering anything solutions (because they don’t have any) and to prevent Republican candidates from expressing their proposed solutions. Basically, these farces check a box so Dem candidates can say they participated in debates, even if worthless. BTW, how about Bass’s policy to give free dental care and teeth to meth addicts?

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