Comments on: Who Won? Fred, John, Mike, Mitt, Rudy or Ron….you decide!

By: Travis Seitler

Travis Seitler — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:45:23 +0000

Something—perhaps the clip being removed from the re-airing of the debate?—tells me Ron Paul really got you with his response to your “electability… do you have any?” slam. Good for him.

And what’s with Duncan Hunter not appearing in this debate? I really wish news agencies would quit the horse-race betting, and focus on reporting where candidates stand on the issues. Stop trying to decide the election for us.

I mean really: if news agencies aren’t giving equal airtime to the candidates, then of course certain candidates will poll higher due to name recognition alone. A reputable reporter would be looking for the story “the other guys” haven’t covered, rather than giving the viewers reheated leftovers about the same 2 or 3 candidates.

By: AtillaTheHun

AtillaTheHun — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:46:46 +0000

You need to be more specific in your criteria as to “who won.”

If the criteria is who was the most logical? or

Who can get this nation back on track? or

Who in the hell can get us out of the sewer called the mid-east? or

Who can secure our borders?

Then like cream working its way to the top…..the answer has to be RON PAUL!

But…..we all know that tomorrow’s papers and TV probably will not even

mention his name. Why is the media afraid of this gentleman?

By: Kay

Kay — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 07:36:56 +0000

I’m still mad at FOX and ABC for not inviting my #1 candidate–DUNCAN HUNTER! WHAT’S UP WITH THAT FOX? Leaving any candidate out sways public opinion. That’s not fair and balanced; that’s media bias. Fox was on 24/7 here; no longer.

Much of the country is worried about the Globalist agenda, like selling our ports and highways to foreign nations like Dubai, outsourcing our jobs, and the Real ID Act. Other public discussions I’ve heard people are concerned about the Security and Prosperity Partnership and possibly losing their homes to eminent domain because of the planned I-35 and I-70 highways running with Mexican truckers. They aren’t nut-jobs; they read the news and want real information.

We need to hear what ALL candidates think about these issues. Or are these the gorillas in the room everyone must ignore?

By: sue

sue — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:05:27 +0000

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MDllYTY5NzA2OTk2YzNhZTIyZGUwYzU5OTc4MzVhZDY=
look at the real Mc cain

By: Appauled

Appauled — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:53:21 +0000

Despite Carl Cameron’s best efforts to turn the debate into some kind of joke (your fox buddies laughing into live mic’s when asking a presidential candidate a question is very smooth, was noted, and I now discredit anything you report) Ron Paul won this debate hands down. I would say despite your tactics to make Ron Paul look foolish you did nothing but sway my opinion and vote to Ron. Watching the debate on Fox now causes me to flip off Fox News every chance I get especially if Carl Cameron or Hannity is flapping their jaw.

You’re both like the class jokesters, funny at first, but eventually just annoying and not to be paid any attention.

By: Blake Gilmore

Blake Gilmore — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 13:49:48 +0000

Who won? Job interviews and resume are such poor indicators of future performance. Al Gore is an articulate speaker- so what? If Ron Paul were to win and militarily pull out of hot spots in the middle east, WWIII follows. When Israel is unprotected by ‘Big Brother’, it will be attacked to be erased. Nukes probably fly, countries take sides and fight, and our “peace” candidates are scratching their heads from a bunker in Kansas. Peace is a by-product of conquest. It always has been. Read your history books. You want peace? Elect one of the candidates that will stand against those who want to rub us out. We (the U.S. libs) are the only ones talking about peace. The enemy talks about killing us, not making nice with us. This “peace” talk is only a sign of weakness to them. Think clearly. -Blake

By: jennifer

jennifer — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 13:18:45 +0000

Ron Paul won the debate. “You can’t pay lip service to the Constitution and not obey it!” Classic line. He owned the stage with that one comment and explained how they don’t obey the Constitution. He just made the other candidates look like they blatantly don’t support the Constitutional or just as bad, don’t even understand it!!

Loved the booes for Romney and Carl Cameron–which were appropriate. Romney cried the whole evening and the debate before about being personally being attacked, but has no scruples in throwing his own attacks. And question… when were Fox Moderators part of the debate? Very interesting. Favorite line of the evening: “Let me see if I get this straight, we need to borrow 10 billion from China, then give it to Musharraf, a military dictator who overthrew an elected government, while we’re losing all these American lives promoting democracy in Iraq. What is going on here?” CLASSIC!!!

Other thoughts: I didn’t know that a trip to Israel would make Huckabee and Guiliani experts about Israel and foreign policy in regards to that country. Hmmm…. interesting. They both solified they know nothing about foreign politics. Ron Paul owned the stage again when he said that if they cared so much about Israel, then why are they arming their enemies? And in all fairness, Huckabee & Romney should not have to give religious tests (tonight the question for Huckabee)–something Ron Paul has continually said.

By: arch

arch — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 09:39:04 +0000

RON PAUL won the debate hands down. He is the only candidate in either party who actually understands our economy and from what I saw/heard in the debate the only sane candidate! Ron Paul made Fox look absolutely rediculous. Please, if you are educated or intelligent in any manner get out and vote for Ron Paul. Turn off your tv and do your own research on the issues. Think for yourself for crying out loud. Once again as I read the comment pages on politics the most informed and seemingly intelligent folks are Ron Paul supporters….. Obviously, he has my vote.

By: Julie krbec

Julie krbec — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 08:09:44 +0000

I used to like FoxNews and Sean Hannity.
NEVER………NEVER…Will I watch this station again.
Might as well watch MSNBC,CBS, CNN…Fox Fair and Balanced I Don’t think so!
I will throw my book of Seans in the trash.
He’s more full of himself than O’Reilly and I didn’t think that was possible.
I know one thing Fox has lost a lot of viewers.

By: number9

number9 — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 07:30:36 +0000

re: “George Bush picked up your votes by telling you about the terrorist threat! That was a REAL threat; even if it was a tad exaggerated for political use. RON IS USING IMAGINARY, NONEXISTENT THREATS”

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i presume that if you don’t believe the government’s own account, you will label yourself as a “truther”… agree mr. cameron?

http://zeromotivation.com/why_they_attacked_us.html