IF there is one thing that the Pennsylvania debates and the recent flack leading up to it has demanded of the candidates, they are more honest, more open, more transparent, and more forthright, given the fact that the voters are able to verify "facts," explore relationships and associations with former pastors, and are, generally, able to get to the truth.
They realize that their credibility is on the line, as the voters — through direct YouTube style videos — are able to express their opinions and Demand answers for them in real time with no real time for them to come up with scripted, political answers.
— Dontre