Let me be frank: I don't give a shit if candidates got questions for a town hall (not a debate!) an hour before hand. Personally, I prefer when questions go ou

Let me be frank: I don't give a shit if candidates got questions for a town hall (not a debate!) an hour before hand. Personally, I prefer when questions go out beforehand so we get more thoughtful answers. "Gotcha" style questions require candidates to rote-practice certain political speeches and stock answers, and those rapid fire live questions devolve into stump speeches every time. But getting questions to a town hall is not rigging a primary. It's not even close.