South
Carolina Debate - May 15, 2007
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Excerpts
from Transcript of South Carolina Republican Party Debate
Ron Paul's replies and the
infamous Rudy G. mini-debate.
ABC
- Ron Paul Recruits Anonymous to Attack Rudy's Foreign Policy
Fox
News' Pro-Giuliani Conflict of Interest
Rudy
Giuliani's much-publicized but misleading put-down of Ron Paul
during Tuesday night's Republican presidential debate should have
been tempered by a report that Saudi Arabia, the country that
spawned most of the 9/11 hijackers, has been one of Giuliani's
lucrative foreign clients. However, Fox News questioners Chris
Wallace and Wendell Goler did not bring it up. Read
more...
Rudy
Giuliani Vs. Ron Paul, and Reality
The most heated moment in the
SC debate, which aired live on the conservative Fox News network, came when the former New York mayor and current GOP front-runner angrily refused to entertain a serious discussion about the role that actions taken by the United States prior to the September 11, 2OO1, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the
Pentagon may have played in inspiring or encouraging those attacks.
Editorial: Ron Paul and Giuliana Go Toe-to-Toe in Foreign Policy Tiff at SC Debate
Why
Hasn't Giuliana Read the 9-11 Commission Report?
California
Debate - May 3, 2007
Excerpts
from the California Republican Party Debate
Ron Paul's comments on taxes, the IRS, the war in Iraq, the
media, a national ID, and stem cell research. Also find a link
to the entire transcript for the debate.
'The Net' shoves Ron Paul right down ABC's throat!
Whether ABC purposely left Cong. Ron Paul out of their poll, or whether they're just so arrogant that they just assumed that they know who the candidates are, or should be, they got a cold slap in the face the other day.
Ron
Paul Won the Debate
By Joe Dumas of the Chattanoogan.com
For those of you who missed the debate last night, you might be surprised to learn that none of the "big three" candidates was most impressive. Instead, Congressman Ron Paul of Texas set himself apart from the "also-rans" and propelled himself to serious contender status. In fact, as I write this he is winning the candidate poll on msnbc.com, which hosted the debate.
Read
the full article.
Editorial
One
Latter-day Saint's Perspective on Ron Paul Vs. Mitt Romney
Are members of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (aka Mormon's) falling
asleep behind Romney?
Holding
Up an Ideal Standard in a Complicated World
Christian Perspective on Going Back to the Sound Principles of the
U.S. Constitution
