Tell Mayor Gatsas to accept Joyce Craig's debate challenge
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Andrea Jennings
8 years ago
We need these forums for an open discussion , what are you afraid of Mayor Gatsas?
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Terry Heinzmann
8 years ago
Perhaps Gatsas is afraid of being shown up publicly by a young, intelligent, committed woman. Maybe he knows that he wouldn't be able to compete in a debate with Joyce and is running scared. Wouldn't surprise me at all.
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Constance Roy-Czyzowski
8 years ago
It is important for voters to hear from all candidates running for office!
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Brett Walker
8 years ago
Why not?
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Marc Tagalakis
8 years ago
Go Joyce!
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Michael Ledoux
8 years ago
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Debates are all apart of a campaign. If this something you cant accept for whatever reason maybe its time you step down and let " Mayor Craig" make Manchester a better place for residents and our children.
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Kathleen Gardner-Gill
8 years ago
I am a Manchester resident and want to hear your views.
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Liisa Rajala
8 years ago
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I think a mayoral debate is essential as Manchester faces a turning point with the opportunity to attract biotech businesses yet suffers from a negative image due the opioid crisis and homelessness.
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Andrew Toland
8 years ago
What's the harm in debating, actually discussing the issues out in public?
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Mary McDermott
8 years ago
Manchester voters deserve debates.
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Kathleen Sullivan
8 years ago
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Is Ted afraid of debating at the thr
ee high schools because of what he has done to education in Manchester?
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Heidi Hamer
8 years ago
Find the time and do the debate. Citizens of Manchester want to hear both sides.
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Inbal Rejwan-Day
8 years ago
This is what voters of Manchester want.
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James Porter
8 years ago
What are you afraid of Ted?
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Laurie Laizure
8 years ago
Of course he should debate... and on an impartial forum.
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Cole Riel
8 years ago
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The one debate that has been agreed to NHPR is not enough. Voters have a right to hear all relevant issues discussed.
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Donald J Bouchard
8 years ago
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Debates create opportunities for voters to be actively engaged in the process. This results in voters making an educated decision on who to vote for.
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Joshua Dolman
8 years ago
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Manchester citizens have a right to see a debate between the two mayoral candidates, especially since one of them will be leading the city over the next two years.
We need these forums for an open discussion , what are you afraid of Mayor Gatsas?
Perhaps Gatsas is afraid of being shown up publicly by a young, intelligent, committed woman. Maybe he knows that he wouldn't be able to compete in a debate with Joyce and is running scared. Wouldn't surprise me at all.
It is important for voters to hear from all candidates running for office!
Why not?
Go Joyce!
Debates are all apart of a campaign. If this something you cant accept for whatever reason maybe its time you step down and let " Mayor Craig" make Manchester a better place for residents and our children.
I am a Manchester resident and want to hear your views.
I think a mayoral debate is essential as Manchester faces a turning point with the opportunity to attract biotech businesses yet suffers from a negative image due the opioid crisis and homelessness.
What's the harm in debating, actually discussing the issues out in public?
Manchester voters deserve debates.
Is Ted afraid of debating at the thr ee high schools because of what he has done to education in Manchester?
Find the time and do the debate. Citizens of Manchester want to hear both sides.
This is what voters of Manchester want.
What are you afraid of Ted?
Of course he should debate... and on an impartial forum.
The one debate that has been agreed to NHPR is not enough. Voters have a right to hear all relevant issues discussed.
Debates create opportunities for voters to be actively engaged in the process. This results in voters making an educated decision on who to vote for.
Manchester citizens have a right to see a debate between the two mayoral candidates, especially since one of them will be leading the city over the next two years.