Huckabees' "GOP Candidates Forum" Replay

[lightnin']

...this was BY FAR the most useful exposition of our candidates thus far.

Each were grilled in a reasoned, aggressive way by three states Attorney's General, not morons like Brian Williams, Bob Scheiffer or members of the Washington establishment.

All candidates were given the same amount of time with no rebuttals as each candidate faced the questioners alone.

The Forum gave me a deeper appreciation for a candidate such as Santorum, who normally gets short-shrift while Romney, Gingrich, or Perry lock horns and are given a disproportionate amount of time and questions. Per usual, Bachmann was razor sharp. Per usual, Rep. Paul meandered and rambled on each question/answer.

I highly encourage you to catch a replay.

[TheCatholic]

Originally Posted by lightnin'

...this was BY FAR the most useful exposition of our candidates thus far.

Each were grilled in a reasoned, aggressive way by three states Attorney's General, not morons like Brian Williams, Bob Scheiffer or members of the Washington establishment.

All candidates were given the same amount of time with no rebuttals as each candidate faced the questioners alone.

The Forum gave me a deeper appreciation for a candidate such as Santorum, who normally gets short-shrift while Romney, Gingrich, or Perry lock horns and are given a disproportionate amount of time and questions. Per usual, Bachmann was razor sharp. Per usual, Rep. Paul meandered and rambled on each question/answer.

I highly encourage you to catch a replay.

Yep. And one has to wonder: If all the debates had been like this, what would the poll numbers look like now? Mitt would have never argued with Perry, Rick would have never argued with Mitt, everyone would have gotten air time. Would Bachmann still be ahead? Would Gingrich ever have had the opportunity to blast the media for thier goofy questions, which gave him a rise in popularity? Would Perry ever have stumbled? The possiblities are endless to think about.