[rintense]

He’s probably going through menopause.

[COBOL2Java]

Chris, are you a flake?

[justiceseeker93]

It's not so much the "Gatcha" question to Gingrich that made Chris Wallace's performance grating, but more so the tiff between Michele Bachmann and Tim Pawlenty that Wallace deliberately provoked. Perhaps he sensed that the "Minnesota twins" were not on the best of terms with each other to begin with and exploited the bad vibes between them.

In general, Wallace tries to be objective working for FOX, but it must be his father's CBS genes in him that cause him problems with questioning conservatives.

[EDINVA]

I found Chris Wallace’s rebuttal more offensive than the original question. It was his and the panel’s job to ask tough questions and, per his entirely too defensive rebuttal, about their ‘record.’ A campaign personnel issue is not Newt’s or anyone else’s ‘record.’

From my POV, Newt did win the night on the debate, but I don’t see that getting him the nomination. He is unquestionably the smartest of all candidates, announced and not, but he’s done himself in with his personal behavior. He just doesn’t have a presidential temperament, which would include self-restraint (only Clinton gets a pass on that).

[rmlew]

Fox New and the Examiner have done worse. They had themes supposedly promising to ask each candidate a question on a topic. And yet on immigration, they skipped Bachmann and Pawlenty. They skipped other candidates on other issues.
Failure, Fraud or Bias?