7 Responses to “Petition to save the GOP YouTube debate”

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   Posted by john dozier on 07/27/07 at 4:20 pm
   

   They lose? How can there be two losers since we have already lost.

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   Posted by Bob on 07/27/07 at 4:31 pm
   

   What a bunch of bullshit, everyone supports the troops. Believe it or not there are troops over there now who want to get out eventually. The extremists aren’t going to stop period. Why put our citizens in further peril in iraq. Pulling out now would be a mistake, but how about having a plan to leave if we cannot stabilize Iraq. There is nothing to win in Iraq, we are in the middle of a war between Sunni’s ans Shiite’s, the chances of them getting along are remote.

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   Posted by The Editor on 07/27/07 at 4:31 pm
   

   Sorry y’all, somehow the wrong code got in there and brought up the wrong petition. It’s fixed now.

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   Posted by Phillip Rhodes on 07/27/07 at 4:39 pm
   

   Funny how Ron Paul’s name isn’t on that list… Oh wait, Ron Paul is the one Republican candidate that A. isn’t scared of any question because he has a principled stand to base all his answers on, and B. isn’t scared of the Internet and actually knows how to use it to enhance his campaign.

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   Posted by The Editor on 07/27/07 at 5:17 pm
   

   Funny how Ron Paul’s name isn’t on that list… Oh wait, Ron Paul is the one Republican candidate that A. isn’t scared of any question because he has a principled stand to base all his answers on, and B. isn’t scared of the Internet and actually knows how to use it to enhance his campaign.

   C. Has ALREADY ANNOUNCED that he’ll be attending the debate.

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   Posted by Roy G. Biv on 07/27/07 at 5:58 pm
   

   The problem with the September YouTube/CNN/Florida GOP debate is the Florida GOP is holding a separate, stand-alone debate in October. If the Florida GOP would drop the October debate maybe more candidates would attend the September debate. But 2 consecutive months of debates is too much when there are at 3 other early primary states that matter more in October (sorry Florida, the road to the White House still rolls through Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina).

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   Posted by Bill A on 07/27/07 at 6:11 pm
   

   I’ve also noticed the talk about Florida trying to steal the southern primary thunder.

   I attended an event where the chairman of the Greenville GOP was a speaker. The most interesting part of the speech is where he declared that the state can move the date of the primary on 24 hours notice, and that no matter what our primary would be the first in the south, “even if we had to have it on halloween”.

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