[Republican 2012 presidential hopefuls debate on various domestic issues in Manchester, NH].

CNN news anchor John King moderates the first debate between Republican presidential hopefuls in the 2012 campaign. The seven candidates answer questions from the moderator, local news people and citizens in the auditorium and at remote locations. Topics covered include these: jobs, tax policy, the...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Cable News Network
Other Authors:	King, John, 1963- (Moderator) Santorum, Rick, 1958- (Speaker) Bachmann, Michele, 1956- (Speaker) Gingrich, Newt (Speaker) Romney, Mitt (Speaker) Paul, Ron, 1935- (Speaker) Pawlenty, Tim, 1960- (Speaker) Cain, Herman (Speaker) Márquez-Sterling, Manuel, 1931- Rabinof, Sylvia Smith Pfaff, Terry Patinsky, Mike Kinney, Jarred Cumbee, Lydia Brown, John Salts, Greg
Language:	English
Published:	[2011]
Subjects:	Job creation > United States. Taxation > United States. Health insurance > United States. United States > Economic policy. United States > Commerce. United States > Social policy. United States. > National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Disaster relief > Government policy > United States. Faith. United States > Military policy. Unauthorized immigration > Government policy > United States. Presidents > United States > Election > 2012. Campaign debates. Debates. Special events television coverage. Nonfiction television programs. Noncitizens > Government policy > United States.
Genre:	Campaign debates. Debates. Special events television coverage. Nonfiction television programs.
Physical Description:	1 electronic audio file (98 min., 53 sec.) : digital, WAV file.
Format:	Audio Software

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