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At this time last night, the Republican debate was over -- and they had twice as many candidates. I take it what's holding them up is the commercials. This is playing (in the Eastern and Central time zones) against the two-hour Lost premier, and yet CNN was able to sell more ads for the Dem contest. Could it be that advertisers just don't think Republicans watch CNN?

Speaking of ads, Comcast house ads seem to keep cutting off the beginnings of questions. Is this just a local problem, or is the same thing happening elsewhere?

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