Expanding the Debate on U.S. Middle East Policy: Jill Stein & Rocky Anderson Discuss Syria
October 23, 2012
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5:24Now PlayingExpanding the Debate on U.S. Middle East Policy: Jill Stein & Rocky Anderson Discuss Syria
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as posted by the channelDemocracy Now! exclusive "Expanding the Debate" series brings third party candidates live into the presidential debate. See for more information.
Democracy Now! expands the presidential debate on foreign policy to allow third party candidates, Green Party's Jill Stein and Rocky Anderson of the Justice Party, to answer the same questions asked to President Obama and Mitt Romney in real time.
This answer was in response to a question asked about the Middle East, Syria in particular.
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