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District 2 - Paul Prather & Rick Westcott: Thoughts about Recall

I received a VHS tape of the City Council District 2 Candidate Forum held at Webster High School. Since it takes me a long time to convert a VHS tape to digital format, I thought I'd just put up one representative clip of the Forum here at Tulsa Topics until I can get the rest Googlified later tonight or tomorrow.

The moderator asks both candidates, "What was your position on the proposed charter regarding the Recall?" Prather leads off with his initial answer to what I think is a confusing question. Westcott clarifies the question by asking Prather directly, "So what was your position on Recall?" and Prather answers with force. Westcott then states his position on Recall and all the great work he did in battling the flawed process.

WESTCOTT is absolutely THE CHOICE for District 2. Watch the video and you'll agree!


Paul Prather and Rick Westcott on Recall

If you have problems viewing the WMV video clip, you can download it to your computer by clicking the following link-

District 2 Candidates - Positions on Recall (24.6 MB 4:39 Minutes)

NOTE: As soon as the clip goes "live" on Google Video, I'll update the video



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