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How come in these debates they never talk about reforming electronic voting machines? How come Dennis Kucinich was not allowed to attend, even after the judge ruled that MSNBC could not hold the debate without him? Why is it OK for Obama to take $8,000 each from 30 employees of a big Pharma Co., each with a family of four, two parents and two kids under 12, in 'campaign contributions' (bribes) and say he doesn't take money from lobbyists? No one seems to question what is really going on here.