2861U2 said:
Giuliani and Romney went after each other at the very beginning regarding sanctuary cities, and McCain and Paul had the "we should/shouldnt be in Iraq" debate.
Ah, okay. Thank you
. I saw the replay of the Iraq bit, too.
Irvine511 said:
the disrespect to the openly gay retired service member is what i'll take from this debate.
That SERIOUSLY pissed me off. Oh, my god... They can dodge the "What would Jesus do?" question, but when it came to the serviceman asking his question about gays in the military, they had nooooooo trouble answering that one point blank. The poor veteran looked close to tears-I felt so bad for him
. The candidates who responded to him can go screw themselves.
Other things I'll take from this debate:
-New idea for a drinking game: every time Giuliani says "September 11th, 2001", take a drink. You'll be wasted by the end of the night.
-Ron Paul's views on Iraq make me happy. While I agree there'd be some benefits to him becoming an independent, at the same time, I think he should remain a Republican if for no other reason than for people to look at the candidates and say, "Well, at least there's ONE sane person in that group."
-Romney is SMOOTH with dodging questions. My head hurt trying to figure out what the hell he was trying to say in regards to the waterboarding thing (an area where McCain had the upper hand, no question)
-Looking at all these men, and hearing what they had to say, I can safely say that, with the exception of Ron Paul and possibly McCain, I don't want any of the rest of them within 10 feet of the White House, let alone doing anything else in there. Scary group-thanks for further clarifying why I'm not even considering voting for most of you.
Angela