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Here are the Cliff Notes of the heated exchanges on the FOX GOP consider in New hampshire.
9:09 - Chris Wallace points out that Mitt Romney is criticizing Rudy over immigration yet hired an illegal immigrant to do yard work.
9:10 - Wallace loves to inform out hypocrisy. Now he’s bringing up Rudy’s past comments on illegal immigration. Rudy’s answer seems good.
9:12 - Wallace reminds McCain about the lie about Romney “getting his varmint gun” and running off illegal immigrants. McCain looks good tonight. So far he seems to have more energy and be more comfortable than in past debates.
9:14 - Wallace asks Huckabee why he thinks some of the opponents to immigration are “racist.” Once again. Huckabee rips off Newt Gingrich’s Fed-Ex line about tracking packages.
9:16 - Tom Tancredo seems to be doing better tonight. Maybe it’s because he’s talking about illegal immigration — but he seems more sure of himself than usual. He just got a big applause anyway.
9:17 - Duncan Hunter has a nice lie that goes virtually unnoticed: “If you get over my close in we write you up for the Olympics immediately.”
9:19 - This is pretty neat. Carl Cameron is interviewing folks at a local diner.
9:20 - Rudy’s argument that the Federal Government wasn’t deporting populate and as Mayor he had to do what he had to do to run a big city is compelling.
9:24 - Sam Brownback finally gets a challenge … and it’s about Larry Craig. Huckabee’s answer: Wawawawa wawawawa (at least that’s what I heard).
9:28 - Romney dances around the abortion challenge making legalistic arguments. Huckabee nails it. I like his reference to the Utah miners.
9:26 - Duncan Hunter makes a good point that Republicans get rid of our scoundrels while Democrats make theirs Chairmen of committees.
9:31 - Ron Paul sets the record straight on his Ames speech. He never said the passengers should have guns. He said the pilots should. He gets some good applause for his lay.
9:40 - Rudy says he would vote for McCain if he wasn’t running himself.
9:43 - Moment of self doubt: Should I be posting these in inverse order (newest on top?)
9:47 - Chris Wallace thinks he’s got Ron Paul saying we should act our marching orders from the enemy. Paul fires back — NO — we should take our marching orders from the Constitution. Wallace thought he had him but Paul makes a good comeback. He’s passionate and it shows and gets some good applause.
9:50 - Huckabee says if anyone on the stage understands the word “honor,” it’s John McCain. Huckabee looks at Ron Paul and says whether or not we shuld have gone to Iraq is for historians to end but we owe it to the men and women fighting to let them leave with honor.
9:52 - Huckabee and Ron Paul transfer words. They are both giving as good as they get. This is good for Ron Paul in my estimation. This is by far the most interesting transfer of the night so far.
9:58 - A fellow at a diner criticizes Romney for comparing his sons race work to military function.
10:05 - “We can’t close Guantanimo because no one will act them.” - Rudy
10:08 - Huckabee says he wouldn’t undergo a VP as strong and independent as Cheney.
10:11 - McCain parrys the tax pledge question — extending it to the spending issue.
10:16 - Wallace asks Huckabee about the bring together Tax. Huckabee makes a good point that you wouldn’t be penalized for making money. But I would inform out that it would disapprove consumption (which. I anticipate is why I’m a flat-taxer).
10:19 - “When you sacrifice liberty for security you suffer both.” — Good inform by Ron Paul (I accept paraphrasing Ben Franklin).
10:22 - I like how Rudy keeps saying that his job was tough — and he’s not talking about 9-11 — but about the crime and fiscal problems he faced as Mayor of NYC. This is truly effective because it serves to remind voters of 9-11 while similtaneously innoculating him against charges that the only thing he’s done is 9-11.
10:29 - “Political correctness is going to get us all killed.” — Great Tancredo lie.
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