CNBC Republican Debate from Michigan 8pm 11/9/2011 Livestream

reply to post by eLPresidente


Well, I just think the nominee will have there time
in a head to head debate with Obama, no need for it
right yet.

I can count on two fingers (:lol how many questions
Paul has gotten. Only hour and half debate.

Huntsman is up to 4 now.

reply to post by eLPresidente


totally agree...

It's not left right... it's the ENTIRE Federal elected that are the causation of the Nation's woes...

What worries them is that folks are actually paying attention the past couple of years..

election results prove that..

Thanks to the web, the MSM has lost their control of the voters... at least that is my hope

Originally posted by Wookiep
Every time I hear Cain say NINE NINE NINE, I can swear I'm watching an infomercial.

edit on 9-11-2011 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)

I think of Hitler screaming!

NIEN NIEN NIEN!!!



No no no in german

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reply to post by JacKatMtn


the ones that attack Obama are the most shallow ones with the least to offer, imo.

Right. DO NOT SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THE MESSIAH (even though he's guilty as sin).

Gotcha.

Paul:

This medical mess is a BI-PARTISAN mess!!

Damn right it is..

Exactly what jack was just saying.

Romney giving Ron Paul props. I think hell froze over.

reply to post by mishigas


Don't you think that Obama detractors get enough airtime?

I for one, would rather hear solutions being presented by these candidates, not bad mouthing the incumbent..

the one who succeeds in securing the nomination will have plenty of time to go head to head with Obama next year..

That's how I look at it.. of course everyone's mileage will vary

Gingrich, my opponents have done a great job
at answering your absurd question..



This guy is polished more then a pair of 500 dollar boots.

Gingrich is getting the lady ALL upset!

wow Gingrich....totally taking advantage of face time. I think it's his strategy!

Originally posted by Wookiep
Romney giving Ron Paul props. I think hell froze over.

RP is a doctor that is a strong advocate of a free market, I'd be hard pressed if anybody on stage dared to disagree with RP on healthcare.

Hell hath no fury like a woman moderator scorned!!!

Newt's not getting a Holiday Card from her I bet

Poor Santorum. He's doing nothing but whining and grasping at straws acting like he invented the concept of privatized medicine. He really needs to just drop out.

Santorum is toast IMO...

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His best friend is his mirror? Just me who thinks this way?

It don't like Santorum all that much.
Not just you jack, he seems like a stuck up frat boy.
That is probably a 800 dollar hair cut.


Romney says the states should take care of medicaid.

Paul says to cut medicaid for now, cut the budget by a trillion dollars.

PAUL KNOCKS IT OUT OF THE PARK..

Am I the only one that suddenly craves a Martini when Mitt starts talking?

...and what's with the hair dye?

why is Paul the only one that talked about cutting spending?



and why does the bald moderator insist on yelling his questions?

reply to post by popsmayhem


Paul was a bit haphazard on his last response... too much in a little amount of time..

For those who know Paul, they understood..

But for Paul, he needs to spread his message with those not familiar...

His biggest issue IMO... (during debates)

Hopefully, some of the candidates will shelve their candidcacy, and that may give Paul more airtime to accomplish that...

It's almost crunchtime, by December we should have a pruned list... at least 3 if not 4 bowing out... again just my opinion..

reply to post by JacKatMtn


I agree. That's been Paul's biggest problem in the debates. He needs to use "simple speak" and articulate his message better than he sometimes does.

reply to post by Wookiep


He did it once already... tonight

With less on the stage, and more opportunities, he can probably get his points across ..

reply to post by JacKatMtn

reply to post by mishigas

Don't you think that Obama detractors get enough airtime?

I for one, would rather hear solutions being presented by these candidates, not bad mouthing the incumbent..

No, not in this case. As a matter of fact, I think that the average American voter (the ones who voted for Obama despite all the red flags warning them not to) needs a whole lot more of "I told you so!" before they learn the lessons that are in front of their eyes. They closed their eyes and voted for the 'historic' candidate instead of a competent one without such a sketchy background.

If they don't learn the real reasons for the housing bubble, etc. they'll vote emotion again and again till they drive this nation into the ground.

The detractors got ZERO airtime for the past 3 years, look where that got us.