First Gubernatorial Candidate Debate Sept. 29 at Belhaven | Jackson Free Press | Jackson, MS

First Gubernatorial Candidate Debate Sept. 29 at Belhaven

WHAT: The first of four 2003 gubernatorial candidate debates to be held across the state. The event is being sponsored by WLBT-TV and Belhaven College and will be aired live on WLBT-TV.
WHO: Gubernatorial candidates Gov. Ronnie Musgrove and Haley Barbour will debate issues/questions presented by WLBT-TV reporter Bert Case and WDAM-TV news director Randy Swan.

WHEN: 7 p.m., Monday, Sept. 29, 2003.

ADMITTANCE:
• Approximately 400 seats will be available to the public on a first come, first served basis from 6:30 p.m. until doors close at 6:50 p.m.
• Ticketed attendees will be seated from 6 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.(Concert Hall capacity is 700.)

WHERE: Concert Hall, Belhaven College Center for the Arts, 835 Riverside Drive, Jackson, Miss.

Previous Comments

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136128
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re: Gubernatorial debate.. - (the key word being: GUBER (ie:goober) ) Am I the only one who found this debate.... - like watching the animatronic president show at Disneyland?? I found it very very bizarre.. - and sad.. each candidate having their "recorded sound bites" uuuuugggg sad sad

Author
Philip Scarborough
Date
2003-09-30T13:08:01-06:00
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136129
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Its hardly a debate. Its more like a longer version of the Neshoba stumps that they have taken on the road. They should be doing them in tents to more closely approximate the circus sideshow atmosphere.

Author
Reader
Date
2003-09-30T14:15:05-06:00
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136130
Comment

I didn't see the debate; we were in the throes of press night. But the woman who attended for us called it a "circus" as well and bemoaned the repeated sound bites. I think I'm glad I missed it, although I think there's a tape floating around that I'll probably be forced to watch. Argh.

Author
ladd
Date
2003-09-30T16:25:30-06:00

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