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I like how Tim Pawlenty is in the middle of the pack, and the two Libertarians are on the fringes of the stage. Fox is trying to push their 2nd favorite Pawlenty again
As much as I like his stands on economic issues and federal regulations I cannot vote for any candidate that wants to force women to have babies they do not wish to have and he is extreme in his views on that.
I would still vote for him over Obama because I know he would never be able to force a woman to have a child. There are checks and balances.
I like Ron Paul, but it is a shame he doesn't have a more presidential personality. He comes off as the crazy old man next door, but I love his ideas of trimming defense spending.
Hey, Obama, the charismatic, clean, articulate one - look where that got us. RP does come across as the knowitall, cause he knows it all. He knows what he is talking about, he took Santorum to school on Iran. He's the guy to bring the troops home, the one and only guy.
I really liked Newt tonight, very relaxed and Presidential. Romney did okay, the rest don't count.
Romney and Paul stayed on script, and didn't really offer anything substantial about who they are.
Newt still comes off as a sleazy POS.
I never realized what a radical bigot Santorum was, a total loser.
Cain did much better than I expected.
Palin, the coward and quitter was nowhere to be seen. Too afraid to answer questions, even from her own party, unless they are spoon fed and pre-arranged.
I would have liked to see Perry too, although I'm sure I will soon enough.
Hey, Ron Paul isn't going to get a one-on-one interview with Hannity? What a surprise.
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