[sinkspur]

Alan is awesome! And the "average Joes" are putting up the usual hollow arguments.

They're not putting up any arguments. Keyes won't let them.

I liked last night's show, especially the Sekulow segment because he went jaw-to-jaw with Keyes.

But these little people are easy to browbeat, and Alan is so passionately anti-abortion that he simply took over the segment.

The "ordinary people" segment was weak last night, and it was even weaker tonight. This piece has to go. It's nothing but poor schleps putting up softballs so Keyes can hit them out of the park.

[Aquinasfan]

But these little people are easy to browbeat, and Alan is so passionately anti-abortion that he simply took over the segment.

The good thing tonight was that the pro-abortion woman laid out all the usual pro-abortion arguments that you hear every day. And Alan demolished them. No one from Planned Parenthood would do this because they know they'd be destroyed. So it's good to have some pro-abortion Zeppo Marx out there.

[tgslTakoma]

They're not putting up any arguments. Keyes won't let them.

Are you watching the same show as I am ?? He gave them plenty of opportunity to put up their arguments, and they didn't. Why ? Because they couldn't. They know how foolish their argument really is when one thinks about it. I love it!!

But these little people are easy to browbeat, and Alan is so passionately anti-abortion that he simply took over the segment.

Oh come on, you don't really believe that, do you? I hope you taped it so you can watch it again.

The "ordinary people" segment was weak last night, and it was even weaker tonight. This piece has to go. It's nothing but poor schleps putting up softballs so Keyes can hit them out of the park.

Well then, have you signed up to go toe-to-toe with Mr. Keyes? I think the "regular people" segment is working out well, tonight better than last night.

[bvw]

Sekulow's whole arguiment was only case law history -- case law tends to degrade over time as snippets of legal reasonings are cut and pasted hither and yon. You've got to re-mark to fundamentals now and again. Keyes points and arguments are based on fundamentals -- the root of both law and common law.

You may have found Sekulow persuasive, I didn't.