[BCrago66]

Check out Mark Levin in the Corner blog; he blogs like he talks on the radio: “There I said it!”

http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ZjE5YzA3ZTRlM2JhNGNiZTgxMjdhOWZiNDcyN2E0NjI=

“I Don’t Second That Emotion [Mark R. Levin]

I strongly disagree with the Fox All-Star panel. “They all” did not do well tonight. Huckabee demonstrated why he should not be the GOP nominee. He lost. He did badly. He was rambling at times. He was dissembling at times. There, I said it. Good night.”

[don-o]

I thought TGO had stopped posting there. Thanks for the heads up

[Rational Thought]

The talk tomorrow may be (or should be) how far off and biased the post debate analysis was.

[StarFan]

Mark Levin hit it out of the park with this one:

"I wish McCain had spent more of his many years in the Senate demanding more military spending (where are all those speeches, Mark asks his operatives?), I wish he had fought to strengthen the CIA prior to 9/11, I wish he had called the nation to arms - given his experience and status - against al-Qaeda well before 9/11. He deserves credit for urging a surge, but Bush was listening to his generals, and in the end to Petreaus, not McCain. And I wish one of the others would remind McCain that the war includes the homeland - including border security, detaining the enemy at GITMO, and ugly interrogations - and carrying the ACLU's brief is not the right position."

[jennyjenny]

He looked like a fool both last night and tonight. I’m not a Romney fan but Huckabee came off as childish with his attacks on Romney. Huckabee’s behavior may well give Mitt a boost.

I thought Fred and Gulianni did pretty well tonight. Hard to say though as they didn’t get much face time.