January 8, 2012 NBC Debate - OFFICIAL Thread
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goldwater's ghost
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ron answered that very well. very few questions but he's batting.750
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Huntsman doing a stupid rehearsed speech
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The crowd is stacked, don't worry about it. Paul did fine.
The debate hasn't been great, but it's not bad.
The debate hasn't been great, but it's not bad.
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Rick Santorum "A Black Belt In Hypocrisy"
Pennsylvania Newspapers On Santorum – “A Black Belt In Hypocrisy” Who “Exemplifies The Worst Of Washington”
The York Dispatch: “Sen. Santorum's Tenure In The Senate Has Been Marked By Pandering To Americans' Fears…” (Editorial, “For U.S. Senate, It's Casey,” The York Dispatch, 10/31/06)
Harrisburg Patriot News: “Santorum “Has Increasingly Become A Divisive Figure Not Only In The State, But In The Nation.” (Editorial, “Challenger Will Learn And Listen, Unlike His Incumbent Opponent,” Harrisburg Patriot News, 10/29/06)
York Daily Record: “Even In York County, Which Is Solidly Republican Country, Folks Don't Like Politicians Who Are Too Extreme – And That, Unfortunately, Describes Rick Santorum.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” York Daily Record, 10/29/06)
Allentown Morning Call: “Stated In The Most Basic Way, Mr. Santorum Has Isolated Himself From The Broad Civic Consciousness Of Ordinary Pennsylvanians.” (Editorial, “Give Edge To Casey In U.S. Senate Race,” Allentown Morning Call, 10/29/06)
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “[Santorum] Is Washington, D.C. … The 12-Year Incumbent Is The Sort Of Calculating Politician Who Has Made The 109th Congress The Out-Of-Touch And Ethics-Challenged Institution That Has Added To The Store Of Public Cynicism.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“He Was Entirely In Character When He Was Playing Happy Host Every Week To Well-Heeled Corporate Lobbyists Of K Street Seeking To Shape The Public's Business In Ways Denied To Ordinary People.”(Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“This Self-Described Fighter Has A Black Belt In Hypocrisy.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“Santorum Exemplifies The Worst Of Washington.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
Santorum “Finds It Hard To Disagree Without Being Contemptuous. It Is His Nature. His Politics Are Not About Uniting But Dividing.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
Philadelphia Inquirer: “Santorum Often Squanders His Capacity To Represent All Citizens By Espousing Divisive Views.” (Editorial, “Bob Casey Jr. For Senate,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/22/06)
Pennsylvania Newspapers On Santorum – “A Black Belt In Hypocrisy” Who “Exemplifies The Worst Of Washington”
The York Dispatch: “Sen. Santorum's Tenure In The Senate Has Been Marked By Pandering To Americans' Fears…” (Editorial, “For U.S. Senate, It's Casey,” The York Dispatch, 10/31/06)
Harrisburg Patriot News: “Santorum “Has Increasingly Become A Divisive Figure Not Only In The State, But In The Nation.” (Editorial, “Challenger Will Learn And Listen, Unlike His Incumbent Opponent,” Harrisburg Patriot News, 10/29/06)
York Daily Record: “Even In York County, Which Is Solidly Republican Country, Folks Don't Like Politicians Who Are Too Extreme – And That, Unfortunately, Describes Rick Santorum.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” York Daily Record, 10/29/06)
Allentown Morning Call: “Stated In The Most Basic Way, Mr. Santorum Has Isolated Himself From The Broad Civic Consciousness Of Ordinary Pennsylvanians.” (Editorial, “Give Edge To Casey In U.S. Senate Race,” Allentown Morning Call, 10/29/06)
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “[Santorum] Is Washington, D.C. … The 12-Year Incumbent Is The Sort Of Calculating Politician Who Has Made The 109th Congress The Out-Of-Touch And Ethics-Challenged Institution That Has Added To The Store Of Public Cynicism.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“He Was Entirely In Character When He Was Playing Happy Host Every Week To Well-Heeled Corporate Lobbyists Of K Street Seeking To Shape The Public's Business In Ways Denied To Ordinary People.”(Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“This Self-Described Fighter Has A Black Belt In Hypocrisy.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
“Santorum Exemplifies The Worst Of Washington.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
Santorum “Finds It Hard To Disagree Without Being Contemptuous. It Is His Nature. His Politics Are Not About Uniting But Dividing.” (Editorial, “Casey For Senate,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 10/22/06)
Philadelphia Inquirer: “Santorum Often Squanders His Capacity To Represent All Citizens By Espousing Divisive Views.” (Editorial, “Bob Casey Jr. For Senate,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 10/22/06)
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May Prefer Obama Presidency
Jon Huntsman would have a “very, very tough time” voting for Ron Paul, a real conservative:
“Jon Huntsman said he would have a "very, very tough time" voting for Ron Paul if he won the GOP nomination and faced off against Barack Obama in the 2012 general election.
“While he credited Paul for being "consistent," he added that Paul's strict Constitutionalist ideology "is not where the American people are, at all."
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/202933-huntsman-tough-time-voting-for-paul-over-obama
Maybe that’s because he probably favors his old boss, whom he calls a “remarkable leader”.
Jon Huntsman would have a “very, very tough time” voting for Ron Paul, a real conservative:
“Jon Huntsman said he would have a "very, very tough time" voting for Ron Paul if he won the GOP nomination and faced off against Barack Obama in the 2012 general election.
“While he credited Paul for being "consistent," he added that Paul's strict Constitutionalist ideology "is not where the American people are, at all."
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/202933-huntsman-tough-time-voting-for-paul-over-obama
Maybe that’s because he probably favors his old boss, whom he calls a “remarkable leader”.
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You just described every answer he provides.
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why no Paul supporters in the audience?? did they stack it?
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