All of the candidates have something wrong with them to a fault.
Thompson: Do I need to say anything?
Rudy: Could he have possibly done any worse? He couldn’t even explain his position on abortion when I expected him to clearly and concisely use the “on libertarian grounds” out. He did realize that this was the GOP debate, right? His positions are almost verbatim in line with Kerry’s positions in 2004.
McCain: Looked like he was begging for the presidency ‘cause its “his turn”
Brownback: Does he come across as too furry
Hunter: Is it just me or did he get almost zero airtime on domestic issues?
Paul: I’d love to put Paul’s heart, mind and soul with Romney’s looks, charisma, speech, and funding. Save foreign policy, Paul is a perfect conservative...except he can’t win.
Tancredo: I like him, but, like Paul, he can’t win.
Romney: So smooth, polished, and canned...he’s scary. Socialized health care, abortion....anyone that votes for this man is a liberal.
Huckabee: Terrible track record (as a conservative), virtually unknown, and unelectable
Gilmore: I actually liked him a lot but I think he came off as more of a little league coach than a president.
OK, you may now grade my “debate grading”
Here’s hoping a true conservative is able to set himself apart.
I think you would have panned Reagan in 1980 and given him a C-.
I noticed that too. I think Hunter got the least airtime out of them all.