Viewers - question 3

Question on global warming....

Merkley - Basic stock liberal stump speech. Was fine.

Smith - When salmon fisherman have problems, I've been there to help them. Talks about the farmers he's helped. I'm for natural resources, but people count too.

Smith's answer was a little better.

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