Hurt, Douglass will hold televised debate
The candidates in Virginia’s 5th Congressional District will hold a televised debate in Danville on Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Incumbent Rep. Robert Hurt, R-Chatham, and Democratic challenger John Douglass of Fauquier County will meet at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research in Danville. The 7 p.m. debate will be televised by WSET (Channel 13) in the Roanoke-Lynchburg market and by NBC 29 in Charlottesville.
The debate will be sponsored by the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership at the University of Virginia, which announced the details this afternoon, the two television stations and the Danville Register & Bee. Bob Gibson, the executive director of the Sorensen Institute, will serve as the moderator. Sharon Gregory of NBC 29, Len Stevens of WSET and Tiffany Holland of the Register & Bee will serve on the debate panel.
– Michael Sluss



Will Douglass try to hit the camera crew again if they get too close?
Would you, if they tried to film your private conversation?
You mean like the private conversation between Obama and Russia “after my election I’ll have more flexibility”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsFR8DbSRQE
If I were a politician, then no, I would not.
’3.You mean like the private conversation between Obama and Russia..”
That…would not be a very private conversation.
@Jeffrey: Too funny…but actually quite sad. I mean, what kind of man running for public office goes out of his way to strike a camera operator trying to film him at his own “public forum”? See the video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSeIH4I_Bv8
Robert Hurt has been on the public payroll for 15 years. I’m not aware of a single, substantitive achievement during that time.
Now John Douglass is co-starring in a video where the Charlottesville area Democrats have gone WAY too far, vandalizing property and political signs, stealing them and defacing them with excrement. Their aggressive behavior is quite intimidating. Warning, this is VERY rude: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxDzPyd4XX0