West Virginia's Rockefeller Moore debate standoff continues
The West Virginia contest mirrors the Carter Kennedy clash with Rockefeller eager to debate Moore while Moore delayed acceptance. If a statewide radio format is used, Moore demands no advance questions, arguing it blocks surprise queries though aides commonly preemptively prepare. Both sides may push question screening to avoid loaded or embarrassing inquiries.
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