If Nevada Democrat state senate candidates Allison Copening and Shirley Breeden aren’t bright enough to figure out that you can reach more voters in 1 hour during a debate (skads more if it’s televised) than you can in walking door to door for an hour, are they bright enough to be in the state senate?  Do you want these folks casting votes in the legislature?  From the Las Vegas Sun:

Copening also said debates are time-consuming and that she spent Thursday night meeting constituents in-person at their homes.

“I believe my time is better spent that way, rather than trying to prepare for many debates that we have been invited to participate in,” Copening said. “I want to be able to talk to my constituents one-on-one.”

Beers and Copening squared off Aug. 18 at a candidate forum and are scheduled for a second debate Oct. 16 on Vegas PBS, KLVX Channel 10. Copening said she’s turned down about six other debate requests.

McArthur faces Craig Ballew for the seat previously held by Francis Allen. McArthur beat Allen and two others in the primary election.

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