Just an observation of tonight's GOP debate (South Carolina) on CNN. He defended Romney several times in a presentation style of playing the devil's advocate with his peers pre-debate, but was he really? He repeats the word "Romney" so many times it was annoying. I counted 75 times in the hours before the debate and into the debate. Subliminal enough? Then in the debate, King openly attacks Newt about his marriage who was considered the only competition by mainstream Republicans as Romney's only "real" challenge. How much would it cost to buy a CNN anchor like John King? Pictures and camera angles focus on the "three", Santorum, Romney and Gingrich, but ignore Ron Paul. Interesting how they put Ron Paul at the end of the podium line up. Makes it easy for pictures. It appears to me that Ron Paul is really being brushed off by news companies like CNN and Fox. Anyway, I think Ron Paul was the only candidate that made sense. Santorum is an ego maniac (his message is full of self-praise). Romney flip flops a lot...most likely how he's made millions. Newt to me doesn't have the moral character I like considering what his ex-wife said (CNN sold me on that one). Ron Paul is consistent and genuine! I don't like his radical approach to welfare and the poor, but he's the moderate in that issue among the four. I'm not Republican, Democratic or for the Tea Party. I'm just a 3rd party with objective curiosity.

id like to know how many times obama used the word "change"
that might make my head spin right off its top though

Shame on them and Shame on the MSM. One day they will be tried in court for there actions.

Originally posted by Deja`Vu
Shame on them and Shame on the MSM. One day they will be tried in court for there actions.

I second this motion.

Originally posted by RSF77

Originally posted by Deja`Vu
Shame on them and Shame on the MSM. One day they will be tried in court for there actions.

I second this motion.

I hope they are, but people are so corruptible that any court can be bought.