The California Republican Senate nominees running against Barbara Boxer in November heated up today with a debate on “The Capitol Hour” on KTKZ-AM 1380 in  Sacramento, CA.   Chuck DeVore (R-Irvine) and former congressman Tom Campbell showed up, Carly Fiorina only participated via phone.

Audio from the event can be streamed here or you can download part 1, 2, 3 or 4

Calif. Senate debate focuses on support for Israel

By KEVIN FREKING and ROBIN HINDERY (AP)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Former congressman Tom Campbell on Friday used the first debate in the California Senate race to demand that his challengers not engage in a “whispering campaign” claiming he is against Israel or is an anti-Semite.
Campbell and his two opponents in the Republican primary, former Hewlett Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina and state Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, participated in their first debate, organized by Sacramento radio station KTKZ-AM. Fiorina joined by telephone.
Campbell requested the debate after his opponents began questioning his support for Israel. Their attacks were based on his voting record when he served in the House of Representatives and on campaign money given by a donor who later was revealed to have ties to a U.S.-listed terrorist organization.
The attacks on Campbell took a sharper turn after the Los Angeles Times reported that Fiorina’s campaign manager, Marty Wilson, told former California secretary of state Bruce McPherson that Campbell was an anti-Semite.

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