Comments on: Mitt Romney, Rick Perry Wage A War Of Authenticity At Republican Debate

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By: jhnjul

jhnjul — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:30:25 +0000

The people are waking, finally?

By: jhnjul

jhnjul — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:29:53 +0000

Apparently week long protests are not news worthy for mainstream media?

By: jhnjul

jhnjul — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:29:09 +0000

Come on ABC we want to hear about the protests against Wallstreet?

By: David

David — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 14:16:15 +0000

They’re all criminals in my eyes…both party’s……except Ron Paul.

By: M. Ferran

M. Ferran — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 18:33:14 +0000

Where is the press covering the Wall Street protests? This is outrageous that you refuse to cover this on a daily basis…this is not Class Warfare as the GOP chooses to call it, it’s MIDDLE Class Warfare! Maybe if they said it was a Wall Street protest by the “Tea Party” you’d be out there like a shot! The national press is CLUELESS on the issue of what the middle class is feeling now. We’re holding the bag for the GOP’s thievery of our treasure for 8 years and now beginning to check on the facts and Obama’s plan to tax the millionaires and billionaires of this country make more sense to pay down the debt and at the same time boost the economy and create jobs! Shame on you for not interviewing the people who are picketing Wall Street right now.

By: MeltonDavis

MeltonDavis — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 18:18:27 +0000

Just like abortion or SS . The Supreme Court has already spoken , more than once , more than a few times , etc etc. but the verdict still doesn’t sit well with ornery petulant bratty whiny conservative sore losers , so they keep trying to elect people who will change those laws they don’t like , anyway they can , legal or otherwise. . Ron Paul and people like him need to move to the Amazon or somewhere and start their own Idyllic Stupid Nation because they are pis s poor Americans who think they are fine patriots , but are mostly just partisan ideological proselytizers with an agenda , dragging America further and further down a right wing rat hole of sophistry , stupidity and capitalistic connivance. . Paul reminds me of Hitler with his right wing extreme nationalistic bunk , honestly .

By: MeltonDavis

MeltonDavis — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 18:02:43 +0000

Basically , if conservatives don’t like something , then it’s unconstitutional . If they’re for something , then the Constitution absolutely guarantees and protects that , no ifs ands or buts about it. Pretty convenient , albeit highly disingenuous . The Constitution is a document that is so vague and nonspecific on certain subjects that it can be legally interpreted in more than one way , this is what simpletons just cannot grasp . When Ron Paul says he’s going to follow the Constitution , that’s fine . But just whose interpretation is he going to use towards that end ? His ? That is EXACTLY what most intelligent American are afraid of BECAUSE THE MAN IS A LOON. Is this unseemly mishmash of old losers / liars + new losers / liars the best the conservatives have ? Ugh.

By: shorawitz

shorawitz — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 16:34:30 +0000

Please people. I will admit that Ron Paul is up there in years, but then so was Reagan when he had the job. They all seem to point to him as the Republican to emulate. Cain won over the hearts tonight, but did he really sway the minds? Let Perry and Romney make more millions with a bout of fisticuffs on Pay-per-view and then they can pay back their silent-silent partners who are sponsoring them. Bachman… ah, maybe vice president. Santorum is a politician’s politician. Enough said! The others will fade into the background when it’s all said and done. Look, people didn’t give much attention to Ron Paul last time around, but now they are echoing a lot of the things he brought to light back then. Why don’t we wake up and support a guy who stands true to what he says and who has said from day 1 “I’ll follow the Constitution!” Or do most Americans not believe in the Constitution any more?

By: kabster

kabster — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 16:31:52 +0000

Once every 50 years or so there is a candidate that is for the people and America.
This time it is Dr Paul and the media has orders to ignore or belittle him and his supporters.
The news is no longer the news.
It is propaganda being used against the American people.
I think any reporter that exposes the memos, emails and orders to ignore Ron Paul should win a Pulitzer prize for exposing the fixed electioneering done by the MSM.
Do your frigging jobs and report the truth.