
2nd Congressional District Republican Candidates, 2012
Season 2012 Episode 3 | 56m 46s
Second Congressional District Republican primary candidates debate at the Idaho Capitol.
Second Congressional District Republican candidates Mike Simpson and M.C. "Chick" Heileson debate before a live audience inside the House and Senate Auditorium at the Idaho Capitol. They are questioned by Melissa Davlin from the Twin Falls Times-News, Clark Corbin from the Idaho Falls Post Register and Scott Logan from KBOI 2News. Greg Hahn moderates.
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The Idaho Debates is a local public television program presented by IdahoPTV
Funding for The Idaho Debates 2012 is provided by the Public Policy Center at Boise State University and the Idaho Public Television Endowment.

2nd Congressional District Republican Candidates, 2012
Season 2012 Episode 3 | 56m 46s
Second Congressional District Republican candidates Mike Simpson and M.C. "Chick" Heileson debate before a live audience inside the House and Senate Auditorium at the Idaho Capitol. They are questioned by Melissa Davlin from the Twin Falls Times-News, Clark Corbin from the Idaho Falls Post Register and Scott Logan from KBOI 2News. Greg Hahn moderates.
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The Idaho Debates is a local public television program presented by IdahoPTV
Funding for The Idaho Debates 2012 is provided by the Public Policy Center at Boise State University and the Idaho Public Television Endowment.