Looks like Corker is ready to take on Bryant and Hilleary in a series of debates across the state. Below is yesterday's statement from the Corker campaign.
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Corker Calls Bryant Debate Proposal "Great Starting Point"
Agrees with Bryant that Voters Deserve Opportunities to Hear Directly from Candidates in Debate Format
Chattanooga - Today, former Chattanooga Mayor and Republican Senatorial candidate Bob Corker called fellow candidate Ed Bryant's debate proposal "a great starting point" for discussions between the campaigns.
"I applaud Ed for putting forth an honest and straightforward proposal on debates and I look forward to working with his campaign to ensure voters are given the opportunity to hear from the candidates," said Corker.
"Debates will give voters the opportunity to hear directly from us on where we both agree and disagree. That's something the voters deserve, and Ed's proposal today serves as a great starting point for working out an agreement on debates," continued Corker.
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
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This just shows Bob Corkers willingness to bring his conservative message to Tennessee voters and prove he is the right man to be are next Senator.
I hope Corker accepts the Main Street Journal's invitation, so that all the candidates can be represented in the primary's first debate. I know Corker can't respond to every debate invitation, but why shouldn't he accept debates where the other three candidates have already confirmed?
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