Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Tim Canova Debate Fracking, Israel, Marijuana and More (Video)
The former head of the Democratic National Committee and her challenger in Florida's 23rd District primary clash in an illuminating debate broadcast by a Miami TV station.The former head of the Democratic National Committee and her challenger in Florida’s upcoming 23rd District primary clashed on several issues in an illuminating debate on “Facing South Florida with Jim DeFede,” a program of Miami’s CBS television station. :
Read our Truthdigger of the Week piece on Tim Canova, as well as this transcript of a radio interview with the Democratic challenger.
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