FDT edging his RNC rivals just a tad in CNN's attempt at feigning moderation during this debate was something to behold. The former prime time start was alert, focused and on point as he ripped Romney and Giuliani on immigration and Iran. The surprise I have to admit was Mike Huckabee's steadfast answers on his faith. Watching Giuliani and Romney was an exercise in watching I Love Lucy reruns when Ricky catches her in a lie... "well... Ah..." it wasn't a hard question, but yet it snared "I cheated on my wife so I moved in with gays" Giuliani and the most liberal "conservative" candidate on the homosexual issue former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney's position was so ardent, he enacted legislation so liberal and sweeping, the gayest state in the union [ah.. that would be Massachusetts's] voted to not act on legislation he imposed on same-sex marriage. Duncan Hunter was his usual solid self, yet I feel momentum moving away from him, too bad - he's actually the safest bet for the Oval Office. I hope we see a Thompson/Hunter ticket... too much to ask, I guess we'll see.
Hillary was out being booed by Iowan's after reports of a hostage situation by a mentally disturbed person that went well into the next day. The question is , was he "disturbed"? Hillary is being aided in the back drop by Ole Bill expressing his views on the Iraq war but that is anothe blog altogether. Thompson blasted Chris Wallace for having a lack lustre coverage of his campaign over his rivals. He stuck him pretty good... and Fox deserved it. They have been quite pro Romney and Giuliani, one Fox insider was busted recently for an impropriety during this campaign as it is. Murdoch is fooling anyone - He's donated thousands to Hillary's campaign, can't wait to see how that washes when she looses the nod.
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