So, who was invited to debate; who is going to be there? I couldn't see a list on the website. The article tells the reader who will ask the questions, but not who will be asked. I would like to see Santorum, along with Cain, Gingrich, and, of course, Bachman. I pretty much know what the front runners...Perry and Romney will say, and where Ron Paul stands on issues. So far I am not enamored with any of those three.
We need someone who does not echo the same old tired rhetoric. I would like to see a candidate who has new ideas, good experience, demonstrated leadership qualifications, a SOLID stance on at least most issues, and confidence building abilities that will inspire. I want to see a candidate who has a real spark that can ignite all voters including: solid Republicans, on the fence voters, Independents, TEA party advocates, and soured Dems. I just don't feel that Romney and Perry are exciting enough to make people listen or that they have an ability to make voters trust their word. They have been too contradictory in their political careers, IMHO.
I hope, somewhere in the field of candidates that person exists and soon bursts out and forward to gain the lead and prove to voters that he/she can out-fox the Obama machine and lead our country out of the darkness that the liberals/socialists/marxists/communists have brought upon this country.
Here’s part of my email from CitizensforMarriage.org on who will be debatting:
“Hosted by the American Principles Project in Columbia, South Carolina the debate will feature presidential frontrunners and NOM Marriage Pledge signers Gov. Mitt Romney, Rep. Michele Bachmann and Gov. Rick Perry, joined by Rep. Ron Paul, Businessman Herman Cain, and former Speaker Newt Gingrich.”
I hope there’s a transcript of the debate, too, for those who might have missed it.