TUNE-IN ALERT: The fourth Republican debate airs tonigt on the FOX Buisness Network

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Amid GOP presidential candidates’ concerns over reformatting the debates Sean Cairncross, the RNC's chief operating officer was appointed as media debate negotiator. Ahead of the fourth debate Republicans presidential candidates released their list of demands for furtre debates, such as setting time limits and no personal questions. The debate requirements Fox News released caught the party off gaurd by eliminating key players.  This will be the smallest debate to date.  Only the top 8 candidates qaulified for the main stage.  That leaves out New ersey Governor, Chris Christie and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, who were demoted to the earlier debate along with Bobby Jindal and Rick Santorum.  Based on national poll ratings, the netwok decided to offer the main stage to candidates polling above 2.5%.  Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, former New York Gov. George Pataki, and former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore did not qualify for either debate. With Donal d Trump in the lead polling at 25%, followed closely by Ben Carson at 24%. The Wall Street Journal and Fox Business Network are hosting the next Republican presidential primary debates on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Milwaukee starting at 9 p.m. Eastern.