Republican Presidential Candidate Debate #14 – Milford, NH 01/06/08 - Official Discussion Thread

[mylife]

Fred is realistic on Tax reform

[rintense]

John taking credit for the strategy change in Iraq? Oh brother.

[weston]

Fred is the most real and thoughtful one at the table. He would make the best Pres. Too bad his campaign hasn’t taken off. Maybe the South will rise up for him

[HonestConservative]

I love it.

[reasonisfaith]

Fred’s the most presidential, just admit it.

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Wallace using the democrat talking points of “change”. Now watch McNuts talk like the RINO he is.

[bray]

Haven’t heard so much whining about change since my son was a baby. Change does not make right.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[Political Junkie Too]

Yeah, the Supermajority was always there if you had an actual filibuster, but Ted Kennedy escalated things when he had the idea to apply it to Judicial confirmations, too.

-PJ

[AmericanMade1776]

maica wrote: Romney/Thompson with Giuliani Attorney General and Duncan Hunter SecDef McCain - carry on representing Arizona

I second the Motion.

[CedarDave]

Two comments removed — they’re getting zotted before I get them.

[La Enchiladita]

Rudy for Attorney General.

[StarFan]

McShame playing to the independents now.

[kabar]

Huck’s fair tax is a fairy tale. It will never be passed by Congress.

[spectre]

How many times has McCain said "change"????????????????????????

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[advance_copy]

McCain has said “change” like twelve times. Do I need to slam the entire beer now?

[txradioguy]

Once again Captain Queeg takes a page from the Dems and bashes Rummy.

*roll eyes*

Bragging about pissing on the First Amendment with McCain-Fiengold.

[mylife]

Thank God!

[joebuck]

Looks like everyone prepared for the “change” question tonight.

[TheLion]

McCain is more an agent of the status quo!

[College Repub]

I said Paul should ALSO get out of the race. Paul and Fred both. They won’t win the nomination, and if they did win it, they would lose to Obama or Hillary. Let’s let Mitt, John, and Rudy duke it out for a few months.