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DEBATE: Should Leftists Fake It For Biden?

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November 3, 2020

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PANEL DEBATE!

See part two here

ON ELECTIONS: Aaron Maté, Rania Khalek, Eugene Puryear, Omar Baddar, and Benjamin Studebaker.

Aaron Maté () () is a journalist and broadcast personality for Pushback Show (), The Grayzone (). He also writes for “The Nation” () and Real Clear Investigations ().

Rania Khalek () is a journalist; a producer and host at Soapbox (); cohost at Unauthorized Disclosure (). Rania also occasionally writes for The Grayzone ().

Benjamin Studebaker () is a political theorist from the University of Cambridge. His essays on politics, economics, and international relations can be found at ().

Omar Baddar () () is a political analyst on matters relating to the U.S., Middle East, and Palestine/Israel. He identifies as a securalist. He’s the former Deputy Director of the Arab American Institute () and a former producer and presenter at Al Jazeera’s The Stream (). He has a YouTube channel at ().

Eugene Puryear () is an activist, author of “Shackled and ChainedMass Incarceration in Capitalist America” (), a cohost at BreakThrough News () () () and a host of the podcast The Punch Out for Breakthrough News.

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DEBATEPANEL DEBATE SeeBenjamin Studebaker Aaron MatPushback ShowThe GrayzoneThe NationReal Clear InvestigationsRania Khalek

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