Candy Crowley of CNN, who moderated that debate, explained on the air afterward that while she knew that "you climate change people" wanted the subject raised, she felt that most voters preferred that the debate stay focused on the economy.
"The key thing was to establish the issue of change as sort of a defining fault line in the debate," explained Michael D. McCurry, the former Clinton press secretary who is now Mr. Kerry's lead spokesman on the road.
"The challenge is to reform mayoral control in a way that doesn't lose the coherence, but does ensure more opportunity for transparency and tough-minded debate," explained Frederick M. Hess, director of education policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
Quick's involvement in such a sensitive area of policy as the 42-day debate explains why the Conservatives reacted so strongly when Green was arrested last month on suspicion of encouraging a junior Home Office official to leak a series of confidential government documents.
It is particularly amusing to see self-styled advocates of free markets and deregulation in the Conservative party (on both sides of the Brexit debate) explain that when it comes to people what they really want is more regulation combined with a hefty dose of central planning.
Currency debate explained.
Other nurses who spoke during the debate explained how they had been involved in treating children harmed by computer game playing.
