Cruz Camp Says Dewhurst Stonewalling on Debates
SAN ANTONIO — Two debates between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and former Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz may be all Texas Republican primary voters get before the July 31 runoff election.
Both GOP candidates for U.S. Senate say they are open to scheduling more debates, but the Cruz campaign says Dewhurst is doing everything possible to avoid other offers.
Both candidates have accepted invitations to two debates in Dallas, one on June 22 hosted by PBS affiliate KERA and another on July 17 hosted by WFAA in Dallas. The Texas Tribune is a media partner for the KERA debate.
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Comments (3)
Marc Lippincott via Texas Tribune on Facebook
If only they could both just stay in Dallas.
Beverly Nuckols via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Dewhurst is going to Washington, DC,
John McIntyre
Which one in the spirit of Herman Cain will tailgate in Arlington,Houston,Amarilo,SanAntonio,Waco,Texarkana,and ElPaso and shake hands with voters.Debates are a waste of time like moonisteria in ft.worth wasting time for the host county to get out of caucus.Corpus Christi and Galveston and Beaumont voters deserve a handshake and to see shirts of sweat,not words on a tv screen.Handshakes not soundbites will be the winner.Oops I forget the secret weapon miner is now on dewhurts team."Vulture Capitalism",Heartless,Not Christian,adnauseum...