How were Tweety's questions? Any 'hardball' ones? (not counting

[babylonsister]

the big dawg question)

[MadBadger]

Im sure I will be the only one to say that I thought He did well

He asked some tough questions, but he did ask one egregious question, and that was one of the last ones. Should Bill Clinton be back in the WH? It was a stupid question and a softball so they could Bash hillary/Bill.

[Connie_Corleone]

1. "How would you feel about having Bill Clinton back in the White House?"

Actual question.

[babylonsister]

4. What in the hell does that have to do with the rethug candidates? nt

[moondust]

12. That's the only question I heard.

Utterly pathetic.

Quickly switched to a game of billiards on ESPN.

:puke:

[valerief]

2. The Terri Schiavo one was retarded. nt

[babylonsister]

3. Gawd. What did he ask? nt

[valerief]

6. I don't remember specifically, but I heard her name.

I'm sure it will be in write-ups.

[Connie_Corleone]

5. He did go after Guiliani about his view on abortion and choice.

[BlooInBloo]

7. Politico basically lied - saying they'd choose their questions based on reader polls...

... but then they, well, didn't.

http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/2007/05/03/gop_debate/index.html


Why someone as smart as Greenwald would believe the politico is beyond me, but whatever.

[babylonsister]

8. I've even learned to distrust Politico. Their questions were supposedly

based on polls, so the moderators are faultless? :eyes:

[MadBadger]

9. I Really wanted to see this question, which was one of Rudy's top three:

Would you be the frontrunner right now if September 11th never happened?

[seasat]

10. The thing that ticked me off about the questions is...

that Tweety and the Politico didn't throw out that many gotcha questions but instead focused on policy unlike what they did to our candidates. We got idiotic questions about hair and other Repug talking points on our candidates while they asked the Repugs their views on the issues. What is up with that? I missed the first part of the debate but was there anything on Rudy's cross dressing? McCain's Baghdad market stroll? Romney's hunting statement?

[babylonsister]

11. Thanks. So policy questions were asked; I'm getting the impression

that everyone talked 'around' the dim one, though a breaking news story said Iraq was one of the prevailing topics. So did anyone respond to your liking?