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Posted: 7/29/07 at 8:08pm
...How in the world could they have the courage to confront Al Queda?
Only John McCain, so far behind he'd dress in drag if it got him on Saturday Night Live again and Ron Paul, the non-Republican Republican, have agreed to attend the upcoming You Tube/CNN Presidential debates. The corresponding Democratic debate was wildly successful with viewers, voters and future presidents alike, in spite of the "Wild card" aspect of the forum: Not only would candidates not know the questions or the topics, they wouldn't know who was going to ask a question next: Moderators selected questions submitted from voters via You Tube, resulting in topics like Global warming, slavery Reparations and the value of a public school education being addressed.
Republican front runner Rudy Guiliani has said that "Scheduling conflicts" prevent him from attending while Mitt Romney has announced that he thinks answering real questions from real people is beneath him. He's said he thinks debates should be held "On a higher level" and that the You Tube debate "Added nothing" to the campaign.
You Tube and CNN are attempting to herd the candidates back into the debate, offering to postpone and reschedule to meet candidate demands. I wouldn't hold my breath. Something tells me the Republicans don't want to know what average americans are thinking.
Only John McCain, so far behind he'd dress in drag if it got him on Saturday Night Live again and Ron Paul, the non-Republican Republican, have agreed to attend the upcoming You Tube/CNN Presidential debates. The corresponding Democratic debate was wildly successful with viewers, voters and future presidents alike, in spite of the "Wild card" aspect of the forum: Not only would candidates not know the questions or the topics, they wouldn't know who was going to ask a question next: Moderators selected questions submitted from voters via You Tube, resulting in topics like Global warming, slavery Reparations and the value of a public school education being addressed.
Republican front runner Rudy Guiliani has said that "Scheduling conflicts" prevent him from attending while Mitt Romney has announced that he thinks answering real questions from real people is beneath him. He's said he thinks debates should be held "On a higher level" and that the You Tube debate "Added nothing" to the campaign.
You Tube and CNN are attempting to herd the candidates back into the debate, offering to postpone and reschedule to meet candidate demands. I wouldn't hold my breath. Something tells me the Republicans don't want to know what average americans are thinking.
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