From an October 16, 2008 Utah gubernatorial debate. Follow us at twitter.com/verumserum.

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With less than a week to go before the polls open, Mark Dayton (DFL), Tom Emmer (R) and Tom Horner (IP) debate before a crowd at the Minnesota State University in Mankato.

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People better vote for Terry Goddard or AZ is doomed!! terrygoddard.com It's not what she doesn't say in her intro, it's what she DOES say during the entire debate that exposes her inability to govern. Watch the entire debate at www.azpbs.org

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Mitt Romney outlines his position on abortion in his 2002 run for governor of Massachusetts

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The New York gubernatorial debate featured lighter moments thanks to former madam Kristin Davis and the "Rent is Too Damn High" party candidate.

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 1, the candidates introduce themselves and talk about the Tennessee Declaration of Rights.

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This is what the liberal and conservative corporate media has been keeping away from you. The first and only NY gubernatorial debate was held LIVE online and on News12 at the same exact time as the Yankee game. Most New Yorkers did not get a chance to see the debate nor do they know how to find it online. All corporate News coverage after the debate was focused on McMillan's mantra "The rent is too damn high" in an effort to keep the other candidates hidden from your family and tell you the real story of the debate - Barron crushed Cuomo and Paladino hard. If you have not seen the debate yet, you can see it at NY1.com. The following is my personal rundown on all the 7 candidates. In my opinion, Charles Barron truly represented New York more than the rest on this stage. Cuomo and Paladino are exactly the same on all points and when they say "cut out the waste" or "cutting down" anything, they mean your jobs, your pay, your pension, your union, your social programs, and everything that your family and friends enjoy - not big business or their grip on our politicians. McMillan and Davis agree with Cuomo and Paladino on Property Tax, Charter Schools and even the MTA - which is why the corporate media shined the light on them, especially McMillan, as Davis didn't act the part too well. They don't want you to see how ruthlessly and bad Cuomo and Paladino got humiliated on stage [ www.youtube.com ]. Redlich had great points on Cuomo's and Paladino's corruption but his proposal <b>...</b>

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Candidates for Minnesota Governor Tom Emmer, Mark Dayton and Tom Horner debate at the TPT studios. ; Education was the focus of the debate which was sponsored by the Minneapolis Foundation.

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Jimmy McMillan (who is not in this video) has gotten all the focus in all post coverage of the first debate in my life time where democrat and republican candidates publicly battle against alternative political parties on the same stage (in NY). It is also the only gubernatorial debate as there will be no more before the elections. It was shown LIVE at the same exact time as the Yankee game, which most New Yorkers watched. Those New Yorkers who later tried to find out how did the debate go, went to their respected news sources and only heard about McMillan and his mantra "The rent is to damn high". No one can disagree with that. Yet, New Yorkers deserve to know more. Well here is the real story of the debate. All alternative parties except for McMillan spoke up against real estate's and Wall Street's Quomo and millionaire Paladino. That is the only reason why McMillan is not in this video, because this is a compilation of every single attack on Cuomo and Paladino, McMillan never spoke up to them. Rather he agreed with both the democrat party and the republican party perspectives on Property Tax, Charter Schools and the MTA. If you still have not seen the debate, it is on NY1,com

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 2, the candidates discuss the legalization of marijuana.

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California, once the land of endless promise, is now the land of endless crisis. Year after year, the once-Golden State lurches from one budget mess to the next. Sacramento Bee Columnist Dan Walters calls Sacramento's latest budget deal "another mélange of gimmicks aimed at once again postponing the day of reckoning," which means that whomever succeeds Arnold Schwarzenegger as governor must confront the massive task of pulling California back into the black. Enter Tom Campbell, the former Stanford Professor, Berkeley Dean, State Senator, State Finance Director, and US Congressman. Campbell currently teaches law at Chapman University and has thrown his hat into the race for governor, where he will face ex-Silicon Valley entrepreneur Steve Poizner and former eBay chief Meg Whitman in the June 2010 Republican primary. Reason.tv's Ted Balaker sat down with Campbell to discuss what would free California from its cycle of fiscal crisis (hint: limiting spending to the increase in inflation plus population), and why Washington DC's spending spree will almost certainly bring on inflation. Campbell says he's friendly to libertarianism, and talks about studying under Milton Friedman at the University of Chicago. Campbell thinks the Nobel laureate would suggest a "don't just do something, stand there" approach to our nation's recession, and that he would worry about politicians doing something just for the sake of doing something. Campbell clearly shares that concern, especially when <b>...</b>

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2010 Kristin Davis New York Gubernatorial Debate

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Opening statements by Peter Hutchinson, Mike Hatch, and Tim Pawlenty (in that order)

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 3, the candidates talk about what they fear in life.

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 4, the candidates talk about corporate financing and its influence in politics.

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She is expert at making values-oriented statements. She may be short on specifics, but unless voters realize that she isn't delivering enough details, her simple value propositions (better, fairer, tougher, etc.) make her a very compelling debater.

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"We have did"? "Unlegal"? Really?? Did you know the word "Gubernatorial" starts with "Guber"?

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 5, the candidates discuss alternative energy resources.

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Howie Hawkins (Green Party) 2010 NYS Gubernatorial Debate, Hofstra University, October 18, 2010

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A Scrapple.TV news exclusvie, in association with PUFF (Philadelphia Underground Film Festival - phillyfilmfest.com), Basil Marceaux participates in a Tennessee gubernatorial debate at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, August 4th, 2010, moderated by Bryan Deese. In part 6, the candidates get heated over issues of religion.

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The1991 Louisiana election for governor. This is the debate between David Duke and Edwin Edward as broadcasted on WWL-TV, New Orleans, La. 11/02/91. Part 1

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[ watch part 1 first, www.youtube.com ] This is what the liberal and conservative corporate media has been keeping away from you. The first and only NY gubernatorial debate was held LIVE online and on News12 at the same exact time as the Yankee game. Most New Yorkers did not get a chance to see the debate nor do they know how to find it online. All corporate News coverage after the debate was focused on McMillan's mantra "The rent is too damn high" in an effort to keep the other candidates hidden from your family and tell you the real story of the debate - Barron crushed Cuomo and Paladino hard. If you have not seen the debate yet, you can see it at NY1.com. The following is my personal rundown on all the 7 candidates. In my opinion, Charles Barron truly represented New York more than the rest on this stage. Cuomo and Paladino are exactly the same on all points and when they say "cut out the waste" or "cutting down" anything, they mean your jobs, your pay, your pension, your union, your social programs, and everything that your family and friends enjoy - not big business or their grip on our politicians. McMillan and Davis agree with Cuomo and Paladino on Property Tax, Charter Schools and even the MTA - which is why the corporate media shined the light on them, especially McMillan, as Davis didn't act the part too well. They don't want you to see how ruthlessly and bad Cuomo and Paladino got humiliated on stage [ www.youtube.com ]. Redlich had great points on Cuomo's and <b>...</b>

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Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard giving his closing statement at the 2nd Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Debate in Clarkston, MI. The debate took place at the Defending the American Dream Summit hosted by American's For Prosperity on May 1, 2010.

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(Please excuse background noise, subtitles are available) Candidate Chats Episode 3 with Oklahoma Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mary Fallin.

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Deval Patrick, Charlie Baker and Tim Cahill in WRKO's 2010 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Debate.

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As the the 2010 Midterm Election day is approaching, Hasidic Jews from Boro Park Brooklyn share their views on the political issues that matter most to them,

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Tom Campbell, California gubernatorial candidate and former Dean of the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley, talks on "Political Leadership in a World of Suspicion" as part of the Deans Speaker Series. (Nov. 4, 2009) TheUniversity of California Berkeley Haas School of Business is one of the world's leading producers of new ideas and knowledge in all areas of business - which includes the distinction of having two of its faculty members receive the Nobel Prize in Economics over the past 15 years. The school offers six degree-granting programs. Its mission is to develop innovative business leaders - individuals who redefine how we do business by putting new ideas into action, and who do so responsibly. The school's distinctive culture is defined by four key principles - question the status quo; confidence without attitude; students always; and, beyond yourself. Visit our website at haas.berkeley.edu

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Meet 2010 Vermont independence candidate Dennis Steele of Kirby, Vermont. Find out more at www.governorsteele.com. Dennis Steele is a fifth generation Vermonter and Northeast Kingdom businessman who recently launched the highly successful Internet radio station, Radio Free Vermont. Organized to promote Vermont music and Vermont musicians, Radio Free Vermont now has listeners in over 120 countries worldwide. He is a father of two young children, ages 5 and 3.

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FULL DEBATE: blip.tv | FreeAndEqual.org | Webcast Produced by Gary Franchi of http | Chicago State University?s African-American Male Resource Center and the Latino Resource Center along with Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. co-sponsor the Illinois Gubernatorial Debate with the Free & Equal Foundation on Thursday, July 8, 2010 from 7 until 9 pm in the Cordell Reed Student Union located at 9501 S. King Drive. The event is free and open to the public. Free and Equal Elections Foundation has confirmed the attendance of five candidates that will be running for Governor of Illinois including Scott Lee Cohen (Independent), Lex Green (Libertarian Party), William "Doc" Walls III (Independent), Michael White (Constitution Party) and Rich Whitney (Green Party). Governor Pat Quinn (Democratic Party) Bill Brady (Republican Party) have also been invited to participate, but neither candidate has responded. All invited candidates recently submitted petitions sufficient to qualify for the ballot if they did not qualify prior to the primary.

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Everyone was invited to the Boston Inaugural Celebration on January 4, 2007 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. There were performances from over 20 local and nationally renowned musical groups and Eguie Castrillo was one of them. Also listen to Deval's message on this historic occation.

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Gatewood Galbraith, the 1991 Kentucky gubernatorial candidate running on the platform to relegalize hemp for the Kentucky farmer and the poor.

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