Democrat senatorial candidates at GCC forum
<span style="font-family: Verdana, sans-serif; font-size: 11.111111640930176px;">It was the Democrats turn last night to address students in Mangilao. Guam Community College students have been hosting a series of political forums. </span>
April 25, 2014Updated: April 25, 2014
By KUAM News
By KUAM Newsby Ken Quintanilla
Guam - It was the Democrats turn last night to address students in Mangilao. Guam Community College students have been hosting a series of political forums. Last night prospective candidates running for senator under the Democratic Party of Guam took the podium. Almost all the candidates are incumbents, with former four-term senator Adolpho Palacios throwing his hat back into the ring.
"There are some things that were unfinished during my tenure. I dream of the day at least the groundbreaking ceremony for some kind of complex that would house the administrative offices of the Guam Police Department, the Guam Fire Department, the Department pf Corrections all of these agencies are now tenants," he said.
KUAM taped both the Republican and Democrat senatorial forums we will be broadcasting them at a later date on Local 2.
Guam - It was the Democrats turn last night to address students in Mangilao. Guam Community College students have been hosting a series of political forums. Last night prospective candidates running for senator under the Democratic Party of Guam took the podium. Almost all the candidates are incumbents, with former four-term senator Adolpho Palacios throwing his hat back into the ring.
"There are some things that were unfinished during my tenure. I dream of the day at least the groundbreaking ceremony for some kind of complex that would house the administrative offices of the Guam Police Department, the Guam Fire Department, the Department pf Corrections all of these agencies are now tenants," he said.
KUAM taped both the Republican and Democrat senatorial forums we will be broadcasting them at a later date on Local 2.