We continue in our vlog journey to give you a glimpse of the scenes behind the story. Here’s a look at tonight’s Democratic gubernatorial face-off from the press’ point of view.
HuTube: A Debate Behind-the-Scenes
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Inside the Democratic Debate
As part of our behind-the-scenes vlog series, here’s a look at tonight’s Democratic gubernatorial face-off from the press’ point of view.
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Bill White’s Post-Debate Q&A
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White took the mic after the hourlong debate against Farouk Shami. In a spirited give-and-take with the press, he defended his record as Houston mayor.
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Farouk Shami’s Post-Debate Q&A
Once the debate ended, the candidates continued taking questions at separate post-debate press conferences. Farouk Shami met with reporters to defend his various policy positions and to take a few more jabs at frontrunner Bill White.
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State Government
2010: Newspaper Endorsements: DMN for Kinky
“It’s hard to see him in any statewide office, really, but his talent for folksy one-liners could at least be useful in the important role of promoting Texas farm and ranch products”
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The Democratic Gubernatorial Debate: Liveblog
We’re live-blogging the Democratic gubernatorial debate from Fort Worth. (Check your local listings for stations and times and so on). We welcome your input in the comments or on Facebook and Twitter.
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HuTube: On the Road to the Dem Debate
We’re en route to the Democratic gubernatorial debate between Bill White and Farouk Shami. For the first time, we’re bringing you a video update literally from the road.
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Criminal Justice
On the Records: Sunrise?
The Texas Ethics Commission and the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts are opening up more of their data to the public at no charge.
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2010: Newspaper Endorsements: Statesman for White
“White brings an impressive resume that includes business leadership, a stint as a top official in the Clinton administration’s Energy Department and a successful tenure as mayor of Houston — a city as politically and ethnically diverse as our state.”
