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Tomorrow Night 10th Congressional Debate Night

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  Democratic Party Primary Candidates Rob O’Leary(D) and Bill Keating(D) will jointly appear at the South Shore Democratic Caucus 10th Congressional District Forum to be held at Scituate High School commencing at 7PM on Monday August 30th, 2010.  
 

 

 
 
Monday August 30th, 2010.
  
 

Doors are at 7:00 PM

  
 
Scituate High School 606 Chief Justice Cushing Hwy

Scituate, MA
  
   
 
 

This forum is designed for interested voters to meet and interact with candidates for the 10th Congressional District presently held by Bill Delahunt (D). The format will consist mainly of written questions posed by attendees which will be read to both candidates by a moderator. Five (5) minute opening and closing remarks will be made by each candidate.

  
     
  This is a great opportunity to personally meet and view the two Democratic Party Primary Candidates before voting in the September 14, 2010 Massachusetts Democratic Party Primary. For event updates & other information visit our website at:  
     
   
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  1. I’m voting for Jeff Perry so I don’t really care all that much, but I’m curious what you moonbats thought of Keating v. O’Leary. I’ve seen them debate, and I found O’Leary to be hot-tempered and defensive, and I thought Keating was a bit nebulous – not on-point and sharp about what his agenda or platform is.

    • No need for namecalling. At least make an attempt at civil dialogue. I know that’s hard coming from blogs where ad hominem attacks and unsubstantiated ‘facts’ are accepted as discourse.

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      p>I think the Dems are hoping Perry and his baggage get the nomination. The guy is a train wreck.

      • that you have no sense of humor! Come on, lighten up.

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        p>Maybe you should listen to Jeff Perry speak – he’s articulate, sharp, has an encyclopedic knowledge of a wide range of issues since he’s been in the trenches for eight years fighting for his constituents as a state representative – and assuming Keating wins, Perry will be the only candidate who is actually from the district (rather than moving here specifically to run for this election, as reported by the Boston Globe).  

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        p>The reason I am assuming Keating will win the Dem primary is 1. he won the debate that I saw them in a while back, where he kept his cool while O’Leary kept getting flustered, and 2. WAY more Keating than O’Leary lawn signs.  

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