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Mike Kennedy: “The perception of bias was real and perception is reality…”

Featuring: Mike Kennedy, Republican | U.S. House Utah, 3rd Congressional District

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Published | Video Starts at 21:36

And then not long after that, the Utah Debate Commission used Loren Gustas, the editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, to moderate his debate and he felt that was biased. And again, not necessarily saying it was or wasn't, but The perception of bias was real and perception is reality, especially in politics. Yeah, yeah, that's true. We don't have time for you to elaborate, but I just want to ask a yes and no question. Does the UDC survive this? (21:36–21:43)

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Asserts that the perception of bias is considered real and impactful in politics.

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