Plouffe: RNC Should Hold Debates In ‘Sealed Fox Studio’ To Hide ‘Crazy Sh*t’

[Tx4obama]

Plouffe: RNC Should Hold Debates In ‘Sealed Fox Studio’ To Hide ‘Crazy Sh*t’

David Plouffe, a former top adviser to President Barack Obama, used his Twitter account on Monday to mock the Republican National Committee's demand that NBC and CNN yank their planned productions on Hillary Clinton or risk losing partnerships for the GOP's 2016 presidential debates.

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As for me, I would PAY to watch a 20 person republican debate (with no moderator and no rules) if certain folks were to battle it out with each other.

Would love to see ALL of the following folks in ONE room on stage going after each other:

Sarah Palin, Michele Bachmann, Orly Taitz, Jan Brewer, Christine O'Donnell, Victoria Jackson, Ann Coulter, Michelle Malkin, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Rand Paul, Louie Gohmert, Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Donald Trump, Ted Nuggent - and add in a few sane ones tossed into the mix like Chris Christie, and three others.

That would be awesome! LOL

[BrainMann1]

1. That would be awesome!

The only problem is they would kill themselves.

[Socal31]

2. I disagree.

I think it needs to be prime-time on as many channels as possible. I am running out of drinking games, and need a new one:

- One shot every time Paul calls Christie fat

- Finish your drink every time it is implied Jesus co-existed with Dinosaurs

- ??

[jmowreader]

6. Every time? Rethink your rules

If you drink every time those things happen you will die of alcohol poisoning and we've already got a Democrat shortage of record proportions.

[MurrayDelph]

3. Could we get the studio

permanently sealed?

[davidpdx]

5. Then pack the entire outside of the studio with explosive

Oh wait, that was my wet dream last night.

[davidpdx]

4. Just hold the damn thing in an insane asylum

I mean what's the difference?

[jmowreader]

7. Less padding on the walls at Fox News