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alp227

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Mon Oct 13, 2014, 11:42 PM Oct 2014

(AR) Senatorial candidates face off in AETN debate

Source: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Four candidates for U.S. Senate squared off Monday afternoon in a 90-minute debate at the University of Central Arkansas, addressing television ads, health care laws and what they’d do in Washington.

Democrat U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor, Republican Rep. Tom Cotton, Green party candidate Mark Swaney and Libertarian candidate Nathan LaFrance answered panelists.

To start out the debate, candidates were asked about negative attack ads airing on television and radio.

“I feel dirty every time I watch one of these ads,” panelist Gwen Mortiz said.

Read more: http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2014/oct/13/senatorial-candidates-face-aetn-debate/



Huh. I wonder how many other states invited alternative party candidates to Congressional debates.

AP: Cotton, Pryor stick to familiar themes in debate

AETN = Arkansas Educational Television Network (the state's PBS) - watch the debate at: http://www.aetn.org/elections/listing/u.s._senate
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(AR) Senatorial candidates face off in AETN debate (Original Post) alp227 Oct 2014 OP
Once again Cotton attacked the President repeatedly bigdarryl Oct 2014 #1
 

bigdarryl

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1. Once again Cotton attacked the President repeatedly
Tue Oct 14, 2014, 05:34 AM
Oct 2014

Shit is getting old I'm very surprised they spent almost a half hour on the money in poitics which is a good thing.Overall I think Pryor did good

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