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Attorney general hopefuls hold nothing back in debate


Thu, 09/09/2010 - 00:01



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Left, Democrat Felecia Rotellini and Republican Tom Horne, right, — running for the office of attorney general — squared off in a no-holds-barred debate Wednesday night. Ted Simons, the host for KAET-TV, the Phoenix PBS affiliate, is at the head of the table. (Howard Fischer • Capitol Media Services)




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By Howard Fischer
Capitol Media Services

PHOENIX — Democrat Felecia Rotellini said voters shouldn’t elect Republican Tom Horne as attorney general because he’s a career politician who committed securities fraud.

In a no-holds-barred debate Wednesday night, Rotellini hammered away at Horne’s admission that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission barred him from trading for life.

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WW2 Marine Veteran's picture
WW2 Marine Veteran on Thu, 09/09/2010 - 12:28
Title: Attorney General

May the best candidate win this election for the benefit of the voting public
regardless of the ugly politics.

Rigoletto's picture
Rigoletto on Thu, 09/09/2010 - 05:37
Title: Unclear About the Results

So, in the end did either of the candidates actually say anything about where
they stood on any issue or was the whole “debate” wasted on mud slinging?
It’s too bad that elections seem to have become a choice between the least
muddy of candidates.