CNN has once again proved itself incapable of shedding it’s anti-Republican fervor. To say this YouTube debate was pathetic is an understatement. The snowman did make it once again to the screen even though it wasn’t for a debate question.

I was following the Free Republic forum thread which revealed early on that the “gay” General was a plant from the Hillary campaign. But Michelle Malkin has exposed 3 additional “planted” questioners – all Dhimmicrats. This is a Republican debate, why so many Democrat questioners?

**Insipid young female abortion questioner – John Edwards supporter

**Log Cabin (Gay) Republican questioner – Barack Obama supporter

**Whiney Mom with kids on “how will you keep toys safe” questioner – John Edwards/United Steel Worker activist

**Gay Incoherent Rambling General – Hillary Clinton campaign worker

I’ve been reading some of the reactions to the debate. I thought Huckabee showed his true colors regarding his pro-amnesty stance for illegal aliens and contrary to other opinions do not believe he was the big winner of the debate. Illegal immigration is a bigger issue than informed political junkies realize. The Huckster’s response will resound with non-politicos. I don’t know how many times junkies need to get a reality check on this issue. In watching the Huckster all I saw was Bill Clinton’s face super imposed on Huckabee. They sound so much alike, a TV evangelist preacher performing.

John McCain’s tirade on waterboarding will not be a winner with Conservatives who think this is alot of “to do” about nothing. Granted I am not a McCain fan considering his history with the Conservative wing of the Republican Party.

Guliani seems to have a replay problem with his bonafides. I just seem to hear the same thing from him over and over and over again. His revisionist history on guns and illegals is tiring to hear and I tend to turn him off when he starts his mantra.

Duncan Hunter had the best line of the night with “I will not apologize for America”. I like Duncan and hope if a Republican wins the election Duncan will be in the Cabinet.

Tancredo looked better tonight than previous debates and the focus on illegal aliens is his beat. I like having Tancredo up there since I think this has kept the issue in the forefront.

Ron Paul would work real well with Dennis Kucinich. They are both certifiable.

Mitt Romney had a couple rough spots but I enjoyed his standing up to McCain on the waterboarding and Guantanamo issue.

 
And finally, Fred Thompson. For the little time Fred appeared I thought he had great responses but he’s too much on the sidelines. I’m a Fred supporter but have been disappointed in his campaign. I’ve heard recently that Glenn Beck has tried a number of times to book Fred on his Headline News program with no response from Fred’s campaign. Heard the same last week from Bill O’Reilly’s show and now from John Gibson’s show. I am continually receiving emails from his campaign for either help or money and I’m reluctant to do either considering this information. Fred, somethings gotta give or you’re going down.

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