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Debate would look like including a pledge to keep the temperature of the debate venue below 67 degrees. the less than 24 hours later donald trump already seems to have changed his mind about the new republican alliance. "washington post" reporting trump and his advisers are planning to negotiate directly with the tv networks about debate format and to reject the joint letter to the networks drafted at yesterday's meeting. speaking with nbc news, trump's campaign manager wouldn't say one way or the other what they're doing about the letter, but now spokespeople for chris christie, john kasich, ...

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Scoop. since confirmed by nbc news. the campaigns, all of them, are planning to gather in washington on sunday to plot how to change the messy debate process, and quote, "how to remove power from the hands of the republican national committee." nbc's chris jansing reports most of the campaigns have signed on including the bush camp, which had been initially non-committal. while the rnc has made multiple attempts to reach the organizers, chairman reince priebus and his representatives remain uninvited. last night priebus was still trying to contain the debate fallout, blaming host cnbc, our sis...

Virginia to list their grievances about the debate process and potentially yank the whole process out of the hands of the republican party, today the campaigns circulated a draft letter detailing the specific temperature they want for the debate room, explaining that they do not want their candidates to have to raise their hands, they do not want a lightning round, they done want yes or no questions, they done want candidates to ask each other questions, they done want props or pledges to be allowed, they do not want reaction shots from the audience or the moderators. they do not want any came...

Process and instead start their own debate process on their own terps that, does sort of appear to be falling apart now as the candidates decide they don't really want to stick together on this. with this many candidates peeling off from that group effort, it looks like that group effort is not necessarily going to go forward. what does that mean for the debate process going forward? i don't know. we still don't know how that's going to resolve. but there is one other big development today and it's on the republican side. it concerns a candidate who's already teetering on the brink of not even...