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
- ID
- 136128
- Comment
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
- ID
- 136129
- Comment
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
- ID
- 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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