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Candidate Debates
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St. Anselm NH debate
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Candidate Books
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 Mitt Romney: The Man, His Values and His Vision, by Lisa Ray Turner and Kimberly Field
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 Real Change, by Speaker Newt Gingrich
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 The Revolution: A Manifesto, by Ron Paul, published April 2008
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 Tim Pawlenty: The Sam's Club Republican, by J. A. McClure
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The Audacity of Hope, by Sen. Barack Obama (D, IL)
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 Promises to Keep: On Life and Politics, by Joe Biden
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Withdrawn Candidates
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 The America We Deserve, by Donald Trump
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 Do the Right Thing, by Mike Huckabee
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 Leadership, autobiography by Rudolph Giuliani
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 America by Heart, by Sarah Palin
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Washington Senate Debates: Patty Murray (D) vs. George Nethercutt (R), October 20, 2004

Click on a participant to pop-up their full list of quotations from Washington Senate Debate (number of quotes indicated):
- George Nethercutt (4)
- Patty Murray (5)
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Abortion
George Nethercutt: Support embryonic stem-cell research with restriction.
Patty Murray: Nethercutt's voted against expanding stem-cell research.
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Budget & Economy
Patty Murray: The Republican economic policies are not working.
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Education
Patty Murray: Increase funding for Pell Grants and HOPE scholarships.
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Social Security
George Nethercutt: Save Social Security by decreasing government spending.
Patty Murray: Tax cuts for the millionaires are raiding Social Security.
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War & Peace
George Nethercutt: Murray's vote against the Iraq war was a wrong decision.
George Nethercutt: Iraq is one of the chapters in the book on ending terrorism.
Patty Murray: Voted against the war because we didn't have a clear mission.
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The above quotations are from Washington Senate Debates: Patty Murray (D) vs. George Nethercutt (R), October 20, 2004.
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