You get one person here, then get them to get several other people to support you. The first was at the Press Club in Indianapolis, with questions asked by a small panel of journalists. The second was in Merrillville. By this time, the candidates have memorized their pitches, and in some cases one another's. At each debate, for instance, the candidates were asked whether Social Security should be privatized.
Price stands out the most.
He is the most conservative, the one levying the most attacks on Clinton and Evan Bayh. The debate, in which the questions were called in by viewers of a small PBS station, was among the best of the campaign. Many questions were specific and some of them unheard until then. As he does anytime a debate is televised, Slen watched on a monitor. Leaning back onto the arm of the couch, the former C-Span producer directed instructions to the television like a sports fan.