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Audio and Video Index
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Debate Sponsored by NBC
WTVD Channel 11 March 12, 2008
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 Republican Candidates Debate on Education, Health Care, Economic Incentives and more
Aired live |
Debate Sponsored by the Mecklenburg GOP
March 8, 2008 |
Republican Candidates Debate on Education, Health Care, Economic Incentives and more
Aired by News 14 Carolina in Charlotte, Greensboro and Raleigh
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UNC-TV
Thursday
February 07, 2008
Health Care Debate
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Orr, Smith, Graham and McCrory Debate Health Care on Public TV:
Orr proposes and defines new and inovative solutions to:
Health Care Coverage
The Obesity Epidemic
The Wellness Gap Between Whites and Minorities
Exercise in Our Schools |
NC Public Radio
Friday
January 18, 2007
Commentary
Laura Leslie |
 GOP Gubernatorial Debate
Just last week the GOP
field constisted of three candidates who got along together pretty well
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WRAL TV
Thursday
January 17, 2008
Candidate Debate |
Debate aired live in Raleigh, Charlotte. Wilmington
Orr take the lead on issues, ideas and vision for the future. He tags Moore and Perdue as failing in their responsibilities as constitutionally mandated members of the NC State School Board. |
UNC-TV
Thursday,
January 10, 2008
NC Gubernatorial Forum 2008: The Economy |
The candidates debate their proposals for the state economy
Bob Orr outlines his vision for North Carolina's economy and discusses his plan's advantages over those of his opponents.
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WWNC 570 AM
Tuesday,
December 11, 2007
Take a Stand with Matt Mittan |
An engaging interview with one of Western North Carolina's prominent radio hosts
Matt Mittan and Asheville area listeners probe Justice Orr with questions on a wide range of pressing issues.
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Carolina Newsmakers
Tuesday,
November 13, 2007
Interview with Don Curtis of State Government Radio |
A candid discussion on the issues and how they will affect the Governor's race
Orr answers questions on economic incentives, taxes, public education, transportation, mental health reform, and growth.
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Tuesday,
November 13, 2007
Debate hosted by the Association of NC of School Boards
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Republican and Democrat candidates debate, but at different times
Democrats and Republicans answer tough questions about education and are asked for solutions.
Orr: More early childhood intervention and increase in assistant teacher program
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Interview
with John Davis,
President of
NCFREE |
Leaving a Legacy of Good
Government
"Restore confidence in the way state government operates"
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Interview
with John Davis,
President of
NCFREE |
On Winning the Election and Governing
"…Putting the public's interest ahead of self interests or political interest"
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Interview
with John Davis,
President of
NCFREE |
On Government in the Marketplace
"[We need] a broad based fair equitable tax system that adequately meets the growing needs of the state does not inordinately or unfairly put the burden on one segment of society."
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Saturday,
October 27, 2007
Republican Debate
High Point University |
Republicans Debate
Orr, Graham and Smith debate the issues for the first time. General Concesus: Orr Wins.
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