"George, refusing to debate someone because he's Israeli is absurd," wrote Christine Quigley, a former Labour London assembly candidate.
The moderator of the debate, Michael Baldwin, a 3rd year reading Philosophy, Politics and Economics, said: "I was disappointed that a possibly fruitful discussion was prematurely ended by Mr Galloway's refusal to debate someone just because of their nationality".
Klein offered to debate someone from the institute's board, but nobody would do it, so she agreed to go to Chicago and talk about her own objections to the project.
"Would you condone if any other nationality?" She added: "As a former constituent of @georgegalloway and pro-Palestinian, I'm deeply unimpressed he refused to debate someone because he was Israeli".
Here's a particularly impressive example of a Deeyoon conversation: Jose Canseco (yes, that Jose Canseco, the legendary baseball player) actually jumped on Deeyoon to debate someone who argued that he doesn't belong in the Hall of Fame due to his steroid use.
Punching through radio stations recently, I stopped when I recognized the voice of Prop 15's chair debating someone from the other side.
There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue.
To prepare the former Secretary of State to debate someone like Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, Kimmel volunteered to mansplain her remarks.
But it's hard to debate someone when they're all over the place.
In three hours of the varsity debate, someone should have been gone at hour one.
