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Video editor: Mischa Hedges, Dominican GreenMBA student '11 |
News Coverage
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California governor candidates meet in heated debate With the stakes—and tempers—running high, Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown clashed on issues both substantive and scandalous in the final debate of the hard-fought and closely watched California governor’s race on Tuesday night. (New York Times, October 13, 2010)
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Much heat, little light in final debate between Whitman and Brown Those who tuned in to Tuesday night's third and final debate in the hard-fought battle for California governor learned at least one thing about the candidates: These two people really don't like each other. (Washington Post, October 13, 2010)
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Whitman and Brown's final debate a contentious one In a blistering final debate, Democratic candidate for governor Jerry Brown apologized to his Republican counterpart Meg Whitman on Tuesday for a slur directed at her by an associate, an apology that Whitman did not explicitly accept as she cast his campaign as insulting to all Californians. (Los Angeles Times, October 13, 2010) |
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Live Blog: Whitman-Brown California gubernatorial debate California’s Meg and Jerry Show could get personal tonight. In the final debate in the high-profile gubernatorial race in California, both Republican Meg Whitman and Democrat Jerry Brown will likely be asked to address the questions of private conduct that have dogged both of them in recent weeks. (Wall Street Journal, October 13, 2010) |
