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Marc Caputo is POLITICO's Florida political reporter. mcaputo [AT] politico [DOT] com

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Marc Caputo Verified account ‏@MarcACaputo 10 Nov 2015

The crowd's booing the one almost-good question from Cavuto is a sign of how so few people want a real debate, just confirmation

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  1. Adam Kuperstein ‏@AKuperstein 10 Nov 2015

    @MarcACaputo the irony is that the tone of the previous debates produced better TV, which generally seems to benefit the candidates

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  2. Videoclipsmiami ‏@Videoclipsmiami 10 Nov 2015 Miami Springs, FL

    @MarcACaputo Great point!!

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  3. Joel Luther ‏@joel_luther 10 Nov 2015

    @MarcACaputo I think it was the phrasing of the question. "Which plan would God endorse?" is not a good question.

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