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Candy Crowley and Obama tag-team v Romney
By Sher Zieve
It began as a test for the Obama syndicate’s approval. During the VP debates, “Moderator” Martha Raddatz would ask VP Candidate Paul Ryan a question, a seemingly increasingly-demented VP Bidenwould begin loudly berating and contemptibly smirking and laughing while Ryan was trying to answer. Meanwhile, Raddatz continued to ask Ryan one follow-up question after another while Biden was still spouting off.
Although it seems to have worked for few others, the Obama sophomoric base appears to have loved it. It seems the keg-party/DUI and doper crowd supports Obama hands down.
Now comes Moderator Candy Crowley; the same Crowley that daily offers her opinions as news on Radio for ABCas each time a story about either Romney or Ryan must be “reported” one can hear the contemptuous and condescending sneer in her voice.
However, this time it appears to be worse. After both the Romney and Obama camps agreed to abide by the debate format — and their lawyers had agreed — Candy Crowley decided to change it…seemingly on her own.
Limbaugh: Media will stifle Mitt at next debate
Lehrer, the moderator of last week’s presidential debate in Denver comes under continued fire from his professional colleagues, radio giant Rush Limbaugh is predicting a different tack by the media in charge of the next debate between President Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
“Here’s the thing to look out for. The thing to look out for is the moderator in the next debate,” Limbaugh said Tuesday afternoon.
DEBATE MODERATORS ANNOUNCED(A JOKE??)
DEBATE MODERATORS ANNOUNCED(A JOKE??)
Drudge Report ^ | August 13,2012 | Drudge
Posted on Monday, August 13, 2012 9:33:17 AM by Hojczyk
DEBATE MODERATORS ANNOUNCED: PBS Jim Lehrer, first Pres debate, Oct 3 Denver… CNN Candy Crowley,
town hall, Oct 16, Hempsted LI… CBS Bob Schieffer, third Pres debate, Oct. 22, Boca Raton… ABC Martha Radditz, VP debate, Oct 11, Danville VA… FLASHBACK: CROWLEY: Some Think Ryan Pick ‘Some Sort of Ticket Death Wish’..
Ron Paul on Social Conservatism: ‘I Think It’s a Losing Position’ | CNSNews.com
Rep. Ron Paul R.-Texas., who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, told Candy Crowley on CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday that social conservatism is “a losing position” for the Republican Party.”Do you–are you uncomfortable–certainly Rick Santorum is the one who has been in the forefront of some of this talk on social issues, but there have been others in the race,” Crowley asked Paul.

“Are you uncomfortable with this talk about social issues? Do you consider it a winning area for Republicans in November?”"No,” said Paul. “I think it’s a losing position.”I mean, I talk about it because I have a precise understanding of how difficult problems are to be solved,” Paul continued. “And they’re not to be at the national level.
Prison Planet.com » Video: Ron Paul Blasts “Bureaucratic Monster” TSA
Says federal agency “traps” Americans into going along with police state
Video: Ron Paul Blasts Bureaucratic Monster TSA 300112rotator8
GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul slammed the TSA during a CNN interview Sunday night, refusing to back down a week after the incident involving the detainment of Senator Rand Paul by the federal agency in Nashville.
Speaking with Candy Crowley on CNN’s “State of the Union”, Paul dubbed the TSA a “bureaucratic monster” that “totally voids the concept of the fourth amendment.”
“They trap us into it,” Paul told Crowley. “There’s no way you can travel if you don’t do it. So I’ve said, you know, when you look at some of these pictures of probing groin areas and breast areas and all this, and old women having to take their clothes off, if we as a people are so complacent that we can look at that and say, oh, that’s OK, they’re making us safe.”
Rand Paul as super surrogate
Rand Paul as super surrogate
Milwaukee Story ^ | 11.22.11 | William Chocher
Posted on Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:32:01 AM by packback
Media figures on the right that once laughed at his father found themselves cheering on and defending Rand, legitimizing Ron Paul by proxy. Yet, so far, Rand Paul has not played a large role in his father’s presidential campaign for the GOP nomination.
(Excerpt) Read more at milwaukeestory.com …
Rand Paul: Supercommittee Failure May Be Best Option to Force Spending Cuts
Rand Paul: Supercommittee Failure May Be Best Option to Force pendingCuts
Newsmax.com ^ | 11-20-11 | Amy Woods
Posted on Sunday, November 20, 2011 4:56:11 PM by MNJohnnie
Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul said that, if the congressional supercommittee fails to reach a deficit-reduction agreement before Thanksgiving, that might be the best way to force the government to cut spending.
“It’s sort of like telling your children that, if you don’t clean up your mess — or else,” Paul said today on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “Really, maybe we need the ‘or else’ because Congress isn’t behaving the way they should be behaving. Maybe sequestration is our only way we will get any kind of cuts.”
Cain on Electability: ‘Get Ready for an Aberration of Historic Proportions’
Herman Cain refused to wade into the controversy over whether it is accurate to call Mitt Romney a Christian or not.
“I’m not running for theologian in chief,” he said on CNN’s State of the Union this morning. “I’m a lifelong Christian and what that means is one of my guiding principles for the decisions I make is I start with do the right thing. I’m not getting into that controversy. He’s a Mormon. That much I know. I’m not going to do an analysis of Mormonism vs. Christianity for the sake of answering that.”
When CNN host Candy Crowley pressed him, saying it appeared he was dodging the question, Cain remained adamant. “If that what it looks like, I’m dodging it because it’s not going to help us boost this economy and you know that’s my number one priority,” he said.
Asked about comments that no one lacking political experience could win the White House, including those made at Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball site (“A Cain nomination would be an aberration of historic proportions: American political parties typically don’t nominate people without previous officeholding experience for president.”), Cain pushed back.
“Get ready for an aberration of historic proportions, and here’s why. I give dozens of speeches a week,” Cain said, noting that he had been to Iowa 24 times and that the idea he was ignoring Iowa was simply a “misperception.”
“When I give speeches to rallies, town hall meetings, whatever the audience, no matter how big or small, and I get to my lack of having held public office, I get a spontaneous applause. I’m saying this, the people who are criticizing me because I have not held public office, they are out of touch with the voters out there,” Cain argued.
“People are saying they like the fact that I have not held public office and they love my concrete, specific ideas about how we need to fix this economy and the other problems,” he said.
He also struck back at the stories that he was ditching his campaign temporarily to promote his book This is Herman Cain!
“I can promote a book and campaign at the same time,” he chuckled.
via Cain on Electability: ‘Get Ready for an Aberration of Historic Proportions’.





















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