[pissant]

Well, I’m not so sure it was as bold as Keyes demanding not to be skipped, but what the hay.

[Rick_Michael]

“Keyes demanding not to be skipped, but what the hay.”

Keyes needed to skip the debate entirely. The mute button came in handing when he spoke.

[qman]

While I personally agree with Keyes, did you see his feed back lines when he spoken, they were consistently at the bottom. The Republicans just wish he would go away, and the moderates don’t understand anything he’s talking about.

I’m a Fred supporter because he’s a real conservative, he got to the conservative point of view before any of the front runners and is not pandering.

I have no dought that Rudy will kick Islam’s butt, but that’s not all the job entails.

McCain is getting more doddering on a daily basis.

I’ll pass on the Hucksters brand of Christian Political Missionarism.

I have no interest in Romney, for him, a successful billionaire, this is the next hill to climb, he wants to be president for ego’s sake.

Hunter will make a great VP, like Cheney, he has gravitas.

[anymouse]

Ambassador Keyes was an embarrassment. He knew he has no chance and he was grandstanding. Even when he was making good points, he was so annoying that most people tuned him out.

[xsmommy]

but he sounded like a raving loon! good grief i could barely stand to listen to him. he sounds like an angry madman. he outdid RonPaul for looniness IMO.

[for-q-clinton]

Well, I’m not so sure it was as bold as Keyes demanding not to be skipped, but what the hay.

Keyes was a joke. Most were wondering why was he even there. And the moment you speak of...makes me think Keyes didn't even know why he was there. Not all candidates got equal time. And when he got his chance he rambled on and on...so if I was the moderator I would purposely skip him anyway.

BTW: Why was he there? My guess is the libs put him in there to spice it up and try to make the republicans look bad.