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VIDEO: District 2 Congressional Candiates' Debate

Watch the debate, hosted by the East County Republican Club, in its entirety here.

 
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District 2 Republican Congressional challengers squared off against one another Thursday night at a debate in Dundalk.

Topics discussed included the environment, Iran, Afghanistan, illegal immigration, the deficit among others.

Watch the video: The debate begins at the 19:00 mark.  

The candidates in attendance (in the order they introduced themselves): 

Readers can view the full list of candidates here.

Check back with Patch over the weekend for a full recap of last night's debate from Essex-Middle River Patch editor Ron Snyder.

Related Topics: District 2 Congressional race, Maryland District 2 Debate, and Maryland District 2 House of Representatives

Jason Boisvert

7:40 am on Sunday, March 18, 2012

Thanks for the linkage, Mr. DiMarco!

Heads-up to Patch readers - my name is Jason Boisvert, I'm the DarkTechObserver and I shot this video. You can follow me on Twitter @DarkTechMonitor and on youtube as DarkTechObserver for more videos and photos from events on the District 2 Campaign!

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