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Recent Programs
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Democratic National Committee Chair Tim Kaine and other Democratic Party leaders held a news conference to talk about the Republican Party agenda. They criticized Republicans for adpoting the agenda of the Tea Party movement that included repeal of health care and financial reforms, extending tax breaks, privatization of Social Security and the elimination of the Department of Education and the Department of Energy.
Washington, DC
: 41 min.
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 2010 Midterms Strategy Briefing
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President Obama said failure to pass the DISCLOSE Act would guarrantee millions in corporate spending during the upcoming midterm elections. It was crafted in response to a Supreme Court ruling which said corporations have the right to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigns.
Washington, DC
: 6 min.
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Pres. Obama on Campaign Finance
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Arizona Republican U.S. Senate candidate Sharron Angle expressed her support for the state's immigration law, going on to say that she wanted to abolish the Department of Education, and called for the liquidating of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Her remarks came at the RightOnline conference in Las Vegas, a meeting of conservative bloggers and political activists.
Las Vegas, NV
: 2 hr. 12 min.
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Right Online Conference
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The two candidates in the Colorado Senate Republican primary race, Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck and former state Lt. Governor Jane Norton, squared off in their final debate at the FOX 31 KDVR-TV studios in Denver. The candidates were questioned about the nation’s economy, immigration as well as Mr. Buck’s recent comments that people should vote for him because "I don't wear high heels."
Washington, DC
: 22 min.
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CO Senate Republican Primary Debate
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Kentucky Senate candidates Rand Paul and Jack Conway participated in the 2010 Measure the Candidate Forum at an executive board meeting of the Kentucky Farm Bureau at its headquarters in Louisville. The candidates were questioned about agriculture and other national issues such as health care, immigration and the economy. The Farm Bureau represents 485,000 farm families in Kentucky but does not endorse political candidates. Following the debate, the candidates held separate press conferences.
Louisville, KY
: 2 hr. 14 min.
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Kentucky Senate Candidate Forum
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Six gubernatorial candidates running in Oklahoma's July 27, 2010, primary participated in a 90-minute debate at Northeastern State University, organized by the Oklahoma Academy. The candidates were seeking to replace Democratic Governor Brad Henry who was term limited.
Tahlequah, OK
: 1 hr. 29 min.
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Oklahoma Gubernatorial Debate
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