ms. belgard -- i said this before. campaigns are very interesting. they put candidates under and then they put you under a microscope. and under that pressure and aimeethat microscope, belgard could not disavow the ads that her handlers in up on the had put air, even after they had to take them down. she still wouldn't say dishonesty had no place in the campaign. i don't know how you work in do itss if you can't even in a campaign. >> one-minute response? >> thank you. that you, mr. macarthur, have brought up to disavow your party, because i think that is important. as i've said throughout this continue to i thetain, i am not about labels. it's not about being a democrat or a republican. it's about working for the people. and that's what i've exhibited, was in edgewater park, where i voted against my wasy, because i thought it the right thing to do, or as a burlington county freeholder, when i vote with the opposite party, because i think it's the right thing to do. more of.s what we need it's about collaboration and that is what i absolutely pride my

ms. belgard taxed them. i paid men and women fairly for decades, and these are now talking points for aimee in 2014. we have talked about helping sandy victims. this is something i did, my wife and i come to our sandy foundation, provided funds through our local church to weilies that were displaced, partnered with the american red cross to help with that, and when that was not enough, we home.our own aimee talk about helping sandy victims. they do not need talk. they need real help and service. i have issued a jobs plan. i have not seen any plan from aimee to create jobs and i do not think she has the experience to create. i have been open for many months. this is our first date. i asked for debate in june, july, august, september, and here we are in october, finally sitting together. i think my opponent has been hiding. the second theme is about honesty and how to develop relationships, and i can see i am out of time, but i will to say this -- i say what i mean and i mean what i say, and i have not seen th

ms. belgard i currently live in an edge water park with my a husband and two young boys. also known as double trouble. my background forge with community service it shifted a little bit after losing both might parents to cancer too early i lost my mother to breast cancer and my father as the vietnam veteran he was lost to stomach cancer exposed to agent orange to take your life experiences. and how various roles one that i was proud of as the ambassador with groups of volunteers after years of doing that i decide i was tired of asking other people to make decisions. and i a currently serve in their progress service there and now i'm taking a leave to run for congress people ask me all the time why are you doing this? congress is such of mess. we need to step up and fix it that is why i intend to do. to washington to put our priorities back in order here in the third district it is clear the middle-class is struggling i have seen on the campaign trail. to make things better for the middle-class whether making sure or shipping jobs overseas to make education more affordable

ms. belgard how she feels about in-state tuition.would be interested if she's willing to answer how she fears about granting in-state tuition to children that children or hear it legally. >> moderator: would you like a rebuttal? there is no necessity to answer a question from another candidate. we will now proceed to the last question and the order is candidate macarthur: first. >> please detail gun safety measures that you would support. please discuss in general your thoughts on the need for greater gun safety in the u.s.. macarthur: my starting point is that ideally that americans have a second amendment right to defend themselves, their family and their property without relying on the state and that is the starting point for me. i do believe that we need to work with law enforcement and mental health advocates to make sure that guns do not end up in the hands of criminals and those that are mentally unstable. new jersey has the most stringent gun control laws in the country today and i believe enforcing existing laws are not addi

ms. aimee belgard, there's a number of comparisons.'ve created jobs, thousands of them and aimee belgard taxed them in her local town. i've paid men and women fairly for decades and these are now talking points for 2014. we have talked about helping hurricane sandy victims in a couple settings and this is something that we did, my wife and i did as we provided funds to families that were displaced and we provided the american red cross to help with that and we open our own home and have a family living in our home for months after hurricane sandy. i've heard her talk about the need to serve sandy victims and they just don't need talked, but they need help and service. i've issued a jobs plan and i haven't seen any plan from her to create jobs and i don't think she has the experience to create them. and i have been open for many, many months. this is our first debate and i asked for debates in june and july, august, september, here we are in october finally sitting at a table together. i think my opponent has been hiding. the second the

ms. belgard sure this is more than a political talking point.the bulk of the subsidies, the largest of them is for the strategic oil reserve -- are we now going to refund that -- fund that? of course we have to fund it. the second goes to farmers. the second-largest goes to farmers because they do not drive their equipment on the roads, and much of the petroleum taxes go to transportation. they get a subsidy. are we going to cancel that? largest subsidy goes to people that can not afford heating oil in the middle of winter. those alone are $3 billion or $4 billion of subsidies. it is easy to say let's cut this or that, but there are real consequences, and i do not think your thought that through very well. >> candidate belgard? >> it is pretty easy to be for oil subsidies when you invest in oil companies and when you profit when oil companies profit. >> the next question is from loretta lynch, and the first respondent will be candidate belgard. >> good evening. should the federal government ensure that all americans have health insurance and tha