Fox and Google to Host GOP Debate Sept. 22. Vote for questions to be answered!

[MJU1983]

Yeah, but we should primarily be voting up questions that would either make look Ron look extremely good or make Perry/Romney/Bachmann look extremely bad, IMO.

That's what I'm doing!

 

[Fatejuggler]

If it is like the YouTube debate they did last election they will mostly only ask video questions, so maybe we should focus on those.

 

[kojirodensetsu]

I think it's in bad taste to ask questions that are blatantly slanted towards Ron. Things like "Ron Paul is so awesome, why aren't the rest of you awesome?" Keep the questions about Ron Paul's talking points but don't mention him specifically. Like asking about monetary policy, debt, foreign wars. Also bringing up how other candidates have voted is good too. I liked this one: "To Rick Perry: Several months ago why did you turn down the golden opportunity to ban TSA molestations in your home state despite 99% consent by the TX legislature? And do you believe we have to surrender our liberty in order to be safe?"

So in short, let Ron Paul speak for himself.

 

[mczerone]

I'm not impressed with the system. I posted 10 questions yesterday, and could barely find any of them after I posted.

Additionally, I tried to word each one as a general question to all candidates so that it wasn't obvious that I favor Paul.

 

[kojirodensetsu]

Be sure to do video questions also guys.

 

[Chris from Upstate NY]

I love the most viewed and hottest questions! This is awesome!!! Now, the big question, will Fox news pick through all of these to find the ones they want and shut us down again? I wouldn't be suprised if at last minute there weren't some questions showing how great Perry is thrown in the mix. We need to keep a close eye on this!!!

 

[RonPaul101.com]

Here's a tricky question (which I did not submit; I want feedback first): "It’s arguable that American taxpayers have spent up to $3 trillion dollars in the military pursuit of Osama bin Laden; seemingly enough to save an economy. So my hypothetical question to the panel, would you take $3 trillion dollars back in savings to help the domestic economy if it meant bringing back one man, Osama bin Laden, in Pakistan?"

If the economy is so important to Americans lets have the neocons show their true colors and say, "No, that ONE man was going to kill every American citizen some day."

If Ron Paul is the stand alone money taker then Ron Paul should look like the economy saver that he is, and would be as President. And if everyone on stage takes the cash because they fear being labeled as "anti-economy" then RP is right on foreign policy because we spend trillions chasing the bin laden's of the world while falling into ruin at home.


Thoughts/Feedback? Too risky mentioning OBL? (I think the risk would make Fox News like the question, select the question, and in the end it fails to shadow RP on OBL.)

 

[Napolitanic Wars]

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[RonPaul101.com]

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[InTradePro]

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