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statewide office when she was appointed to
the commission by Gov. Ann Richards in 1990.
She resigned from the commission Sept. 24 but
chose to remain in the race.
"I believe I am the best candidate for the
job," Guerrero said. "I believe I have the best
record. If anybody thought that I earned
something that I didn't deserve, then I gave
you your seat back and decided to go out and
earn it on my own."
Since her resignation, Guerrero has contin
ued to attack Williamson's record with the De
partment of Energy during a "Bush energy ad
ministration where they lost 400,000 jobs."
Guerrero also cited a bipartisan congres
sional report saying the Minerals Management
"I believe I am the best can
didate for the job. I believe I
have the best record. If any
body thought that I earned
something that I didn't de
serve, then I gave you your
seat back and decided to go
out and earn it on my own."
- Lena Guerrero
Service, which was managed by Williamson,
failed to collect $1 billion from oil companies.
Williamson said the report was "politically
motivated."
Williamson continues to attack Guerrero's
character with political advertisements show
ing Guerrero at a Texas A&M commencement
last summer in which she recalled her own
commencement although she never graduated.
Guerrero said the advertisement missed her
biggest point--that she respects the Texas
A&M system and the spirit of Aggieland. She
said Williamson attacks her character because
she has a strong public record.
"They (Republicans) had to search 12 years
to find something on Lena Guerrero. They
had to go back 20 years to find something on
Bill Clinton," she said. "They don't want to
talk about the kind of things we've been doing.
They don't want to talk about the Bill Clinton
record as governor.
"It's the same for me."
Both candidates want to open new markets
in natural gas, but they disagree on how to
regulate the trucking industry.
Guerrero wants to continue regulation to
maintain safety. Williamson supports deregu
lation, claiming it will save 20,000 jobs and
bring $1 billion in economic growth to Texas.
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