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Josh, Molly Meggyesy, Scott Shock

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Past meeting

DEBATE!

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008 at 7:00 PM
Lake Hills Library
Bellevue, WA 98007
3.0 (3 ratings)

Meeting Description

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Chip Barron

Details

Debate Iraq strategy between the GOP 7th Dist. House candidate Steve Beren and Seattle Times Editorial columnist Bruce Ramsey.

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Pre-event comments
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  • RSVP: Yes
    The best part of this "debate" was when the RP supporters started asking Beren and Ramsey some "hard" questions. It's too bad they had no "real" answers.
    Sonya Edwards
    Posted Mar 20, 2:34 AM
  • RSVP: Yes
    Part II: Steve's crowning moment was when he welcomed the Ron Paul supporters to participate in his question/answer period so he would get more experience fielding questions that would most likey be asked by the left wing establishment. IMO, this event and Steve Beren's campaign was/is a complete waste of time.
    Art Vacca
    Posted Mar 20, 1:21 AM
  • RSVP: Yes
    I arrived a couple of minutes late and missed the introduction to the debate, but once I read the literature placed on my chair I realized it was going to be a bash Ron Paul (and his supporters) event sponsored by Steve Beren. Here is a link to the material supplied at the event: http://soundpolitics.com/pu...
    Art Vacca
    Posted Mar 20, 1:20 AM
  • Pre-meeting comments below
  • Tim
    RSVP: No
    previous meeting. Go Bruce! Let the candidate know you're republican as you bash his love of war
    Tim
    Posted Mar 18, 5:23 PM
  • RSVP: Yes
    can we participate?
    Austin Farwell
    Posted Mar 18, 5:03 PM
  • brannon
    RSVP: Yes
    damn its all the way in bellevue gggrrr but i will make it
    brannon
    Posted Mar 18, 3:36 AM

Who Attended

It's estimated that 12 people attended.