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January 8, 2012
10:25 • 1 year ago
10:12 • 1 year ago
Entitlements are not rights.
Ron Paul, narrowing down the libertarian philosophy to four words. Paul notes that “the rich people” get entitlements usually, not the poor.
10:05 • 1 year ago
I don’t blame him for the recession and for the decline, what I blame him for is having it going so long, going so deep.
Mitt Romney • Talking about how much blame Obama should get for the recession.
09:55 • 1 year ago
A member of my cabinet was gay.
Mitt Romney • Validating his gay-rights record. Rick Santorum got the question, too, in which he claimed that, if his son was gay, he’d love him just as much as he did the second before he said it.
09:53 • 1 year ago
Evidence this is a New Hampshire debate: We’ve spent like five minutes talking about a heating-oil program. Romney suggests sending programs that make more sense for certain parts of the country, like heating subsidies, back to the states.

Evidence this is a New Hampshire debate: We’ve spent like five minutes talking about a heating-oil program. Romney suggests sending programs that make more sense for certain parts of the country, like heating subsidies, back to the states.

09:44 • 1 year ago
Huntsman wants to bring term limits to Congress, to help end the never-ending cycle of politicians becoming lobbyists. This should be something everyone on this stage should support. Rick Perry goes further: He suggests cutting salaries and making members of Congress have day jobs — with Congress being a part-time deal. Which sounds a bit like pandering.

Huntsman wants to bring term limits to Congress, to help end the never-ending cycle of politicians becoming lobbyists. This should be something everyone on this stage should support. Rick Perry goes further: He suggests cutting salaries and making members of Congress have day jobs — with Congress being a part-time deal. Which sounds a bit like pandering.

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09:38 • 1 year ago
Tough question for Paul, who has never gotten much passed in Congress. Santorum lunges: “He’s never been able to accomplish any of that.” Paul says it’s tough to reverse 100 years of policy.

Tough question for Paul, who has never gotten much passed in Congress. Santorum lunges: “He’s never been able to accomplish any of that.” Paul says it’s tough to reverse 100 years of policy.

09:34 • 1 year ago
I was the governor of a state that had a slightly Democratic-leaning House.
Mitt Romney • Understating his strongly-Democratic legislature while he was governor.
09:24 • 1 year ago

zainyk:

APPLAUSE!

While ignoring a question from Facebook! Impressive!

09:20 • 1 year ago
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09:19 • 1 year ago
Huntsman on working for Obama: “I will always put my country first.” …Mitt’s response: Do that by working under conservative principles. Huntsman’s response: “This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.”
Regarding non-superficial stuff: Huntsman had trouble answering David Gregory’s question of three programs to cut. But he supported the Ryan plan.
EDIT: Sorry, we messed this one up. Thanks to Aheram for pointing it out. 

Huntsman on working for Obama: “I will always put my country first.” …Mitt’s response: Do that by working under conservative principles. Huntsman’s response: “This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.”

Regarding non-superficial stuff: Huntsman had trouble answering David Gregory’s question of three programs to cut. But he supported the Ryan plan.

EDIT: Sorry, we messed this one up. Thanks to Aheram for pointing it out. 

09:13 • 1 year ago
I think this discussion has been very superficial so far, and I think your question was superficial.
We agree with you, Ron Paul. “I really consider that, in the debate format, to be less important than we really believe in,” he says.
09:11 • 1 year ago
Mitt Romney: Politics is not a career. But he’s still running for president. Newt nails him: “Can we drop a bit of the pious baloney?”

Mitt Romney: Politics is not a career. But he’s still running for president. Newt nails him: “Can we drop a bit of the pious baloney?”

09:07 • 1 year ago
If your record was that great, why didn’t you run for re-election?
Rick Santorum • Making a more effective argument against Mitt Romney than Newt did. 

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