mr. purdue, you have 30 seconds. >> thank you.gain, a desperate attempt to distract people from with ms. faxon misstatements i am -- misstatements. at dollar general alone, we created almost 25,000 jobs. we have right now is that this government is still decimating entire us to ries and causing lose jobs. champion for a jobs, not a rubber stamp for barack obama. >> that seem to be directed at you. would you like to try it that? that has been something that is over and over again that you'd be a rubber stamp. >> i believe that is not the first or last time you'll hear that. think that, you know, this is -- again, david on the actual record -- shipping jobs overseas. when i think about this race, i about the real contrast we have. been here mobilizing volunteers.and you said, we neee a conversation about that. i would like to know whether you support or condone the use of those flyers to encourage blacks to go out and vote in this race. >> i said we do need a conversation. ferguson, ict upon think about it from the mother's perspect

mr. purdue that same question? perdue the same question? hard, but we do not have a level playing field. american jobs are being lost because this administration is forng it harder manufacturers to compete around the world. this will be a rubber stamp for this failed agenda that has put more people out of work since when jimmy carter was president. a we will wrap this up with 30-second rebuttal, ms. nunn. >> i am not sure what that was in response to. did you actually address the question? he has said that he is running, he is prosecuting the president in this race, prosecuting harry reid. he is running against me. my name is on the ballot. the ballot, and those are the people. we have two more years of president obama, and then we will have another president. and we need someone who is going to work with and respect whoever is the president who actually get things done on behalf of the american people. >> ok, we have time for one more. one more question before closing statements. >> president nixon declared war on drugs back in the 1970's.

mr. purdue. >> two of the biggest drivers are medicare and social security. what would you do about these programs if elected? would you raise the retirement age, or should we get the private sector more involved? >> it is why i get involved. this is unconscionable. debt.e almost doubled the in the last two years we will do that. those unemployment liabilities combined with our current debt is over $1 million per household. a long timeto take to solve this. the other thing is the interest on this debt. we have to do a couple things with social security and medicare. alreadyto protect those drawing benefits. we then have to look to the beginnings of those programs where people are entering the workforce and how the formula that will sustain itself over their lifetime will work so that they get in the point when they need those benefits they will be able to work themselves. >> thank you. >> your turn to ask a question of amanda swafford. >> you are arguably the most important person in this race right now. a lot of people have focused on david perdue and michel

mr. purdue. >> two of the biggest drivers are medicare and social security. what would you do about these programs if elected? would you raise the retirement age, or should we get the private sector more involved? >> it is why i get involved. this is unconscionable. debt.e almost doubled the in the last two years we will do that. those unemployment liabilities combined with our current debt is over $1 million per household. a long timeto take to solve this. the other thing is the interest on this debt. we have to do a couple things with social security and medicare. alreadyto protect those drawing benefits. we then have to look to the beginnings of those programs where people are entering the workforce and how the formula that will sustain itself over their lifetime will work so that they get in the point when they need those benefits they will be able to work themselves. >> thank you. >> your turn to ask a question of amanda swafford. >> you are arguably the most important person in this race right now. a lot of people have focused on david perdue and michel

mr. purdue, you have the honors. perdue: thank you. wow, great to be home. welcome to perdue country.eers and applause] folks, this race is not about michelle nunn. it's not about me. it's about the direction of our country. we have a full-blown crisis in america today. we have fewer people working than any time since jimmy carter was president. middle-class wages have dropped dramatically. and just in the last six years we put 4 million women into poverty under the failed administration of this president. [applause] no wonder, no wonder 70% of america believes we're headed in the wrong direction. we can fix this, but my opponent, democratic opponent will be nothing but a rubber stamp to this failed agenda. [applause] >> moderator: opening statements. ms. noem, your turn. nunn a key. thank you. thank you to our panelists. thank you to david and amanda and most of all thank you to our rockets and enthusiastic crowd. [cheers and applause] i am really grateful to be here in my hometown, and just a few miles -- [cheers and applause] just a few miles down the road from our family farm. and

mr. purdue in georgia. a tie in the colorado governor's race. other poll shows that mr.ickenlooper is ahead by one point. scott walker is up by a point. the republican is beating governor quinn in illinois by a couple of points. if you go to real clear politics, they aggregate a lot of the polls and you can look through their and have a looksee for yourself. what is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning. you're guested not mention much about the subprime. i can remember barney frank yelling one time. the subprime went from 5% to over 25%. housing was a boom. barrels -- $160 dollars a barrel. it is his poll. i am glad he is gone. i am happy to be on c-span. i'm happy to see people getting out in voting. i am happy to see that. we need one of the thing. i'm a moderate. i don't blame some of these governors for wanting a state id. i am here to say that a state id ought to cost $24. that is nothing. please spend the $24 and get the state id. make everybody happy. you can have your dignity and get out and vote. host: barbara is a new york city. thank c-spant to for

purdue in georgia. six out of 10 disapprove of president obama and mr. perdue has tied her to the president during the campaign. campaign 2014 coverage continues tonight at 8:00 eastern. the new jersey senate race and to the debate between cory booker and jeff bell who is an author and two-time gop candidate for governor. a debate between the candidates in south carolina's race. jim scott basis joyce dickerson and independent joe maki. andhing in using twitter facebook. live in 30 minutes, a discussion about infrastructure in the u.s. with john peabody. he will give the keynote address at the north american strategic infrastructure leadership forum. scheduled to begin at 12:30 eastern time. before we take you there live, discussion from the national education foundation and the efforts during the midterm election. >> we're back with karen white. talking about teachers unions and education. with karen white. is the nea playing this luscious cycle? you can imagine, that is mostly happening in gubernatorial races and mostly, in u.s. senate races this year,