this is about one hour. live from oakland university. we prevent decision 2010, the republican gubernatorial debate present decision 2010, the republican gubernatorial debate. good evening and welcome to our exclusive coverage of the final republican gubernatorial debate. we re coming to you live from the metal broke theater in route from the meadow brook theater. i know you have helped me and these questions from the dozens and dozens of phone calls and e- mails that have come in over the past couple of weeks. first off, the rules for tonight s debate. each candidate will have a one- minute opening statement. we ll get 30-second closing statements at the end of the evening. we will have questions and answers. i am the moderator this evening. i will be asking the questions. you will have one minute to answer the question. you are allotted two rebuttals offerings tonight, 30 seconds apiece. if there is an answer to which you would like to rebut, i will call on you. t
deficit reduction? we cannot fix anything in this country until we put people back to work. i have been involved and represented thousands of people over the years, small business people who i see on a regular basis, whose main complaint is they do not have access to capital. they can barely stay afloat. i would never have supported giving $800 billion to big banks and wall street and than $15 billion to be spread across the country for job creation. that is when i talk about priorities in washington being wrong. that is what i am talking about. we have to put pressure for making any stimulus money available to get that money into the lending community so people can get access, including here in rhode island. it is incomprehensible to me to hear the mayor talked about responsible budgeting. providence has over a $50 million deficit this year, and more in unfunded pension liabilities. it is important that people look not just at what candidates say but look at their history
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