Obama Camp on Upcoming Debate Schedule « FOX Embeds

February 5th, 2008 8:15 PM Eastern

Obama Camp on Upcoming Debate Schedule

by Bonney Kapp

Obama Campaign Manager David Plouffe told reporters today that the campaign is focusing on Super Tuesday and had not “thought about [upcoming debates] yet.” After the Clinton campaign held a conference call in part to discuss four debates they had agreed to, including one hosted by FOX News, Plouffe was asked by reporters about whether or not they too would participate.

“We’re obviously going to set our schedule including debates, and there will be more debates, but our schedule is not going to be dictated by the Clinton campaign,” he said. “I mean, it is kind of the tactic out of the second-tier congressional campaign playbooks, so we’re a little surprised they spent so much time talking about it today,” Plouffe noted.

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One Response to “Obama Camp on Upcoming Debate Schedule”

Comment by pssst

February 5th, 2008 at 9:53 pm

Do your country a favor Obama and just stay home!! ha ha ha..

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