[kevao]

Out of room, missed this. Why did he think dear leader was celebrating?

He picked up on what Newt said, about all the bickering not being the "road to the White House." Gergen agreed, saying there was a lot of bickering amongst the candidates, so that's a good thing for Obama.

Gergan totally ignores the fact the all the questions and the entire format of the debate was structured to elicit bickering. Gergan is a dick.

[Freedom56v2]

Gergan totally ignores the fact the all the questions and the entire format of the debate was structured to elicit bickering. Gergan is a dick.

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Agreed! Of Course, Cooper called the Tea Party TeaBaggers, so clearly agenda was to make the candidates fight and look bad. That said, I think they all either maintained or improved their standing in spite of Cooper’s attempts to get them to argue and bicker.

[The Citizen Soldier]

Gergan totally ignores the fact the all the questions and the entire format of the debate was structured to elicit bickering.

Didn't watch CNN after the debate, but Greta Van Sustern and Sarah Palin having the same dialogue on Fox News. Had me screaming at BOTH of them (a first where Sarah is concerned).

This debate, not surprisingly, was CNN's best attempt to make sure Romney got the majority of the time and almost always the last word. The whole idea was to make ALL of the Republicans look petty and argumentative (keeping the light off Obama). The skewed Romney audience helped greatly in this charade.