Can anyone imagine the libtards making an effort to be “invisible?”
Let us hope.
He’s going to need a cloke.
it’s the famous aphorism about umpires at baseball games. if you notice them, they aren’t doing their job right.
I can’t believe they’re giving another Fox station another shot at hosting a GOP debate.
I’d bet a beverage Cavuto does a good job.
Fox News first debate was a disaster of over-moderation and meddling moderation.
As I recall, the moderators had more time than something like 5 or 6 candidates combined.
We keep hearing how bad CNBC moderators were — and they were — but I’d prefer it not always be Fox News making that accusation.
They were terrible.
I predict it will degenerate into a catfight over which of the moderators best deserves the title "Money Honey" ...
This zeppelin head can’t stop talking over everyone he interviews. He asks a question then two seconds later he starts running his mouth. Just like BO and Megan Kelly.
Cavuto could be OK. Maria, though... I don’t trust her. She spouts off the Dem talking points along with the rest of the MSM. She must be a recipient of the daily morning fax from the White Hut.
JOHN HARWOOD (to Trump): Let’s be honest. Is this a comic book version of a Presidential campaign?
BECKY QUICK: Dr. Carson, let’s talk about taxes. You have a flat tax plan of 10 percent flat taxes. And I’ve looked at it, and this is something that is very appealing to a lot of voters, but I’ve had a really tough time trying to make the math work on this . . . So what analysis got you to the point where you think this will work?
JOHN HARWOOD (to Kasich): . . . You said yesterday that you were hearing proposals that were just crazy from your colleagues. Who were you talking about?
CARL QUINTANILLA (to Rubio): So when the Sun-Sentinel says Rubio should resign, not rip us off, when they say Floridians sent you to Washington to do a job, when they say you act like you hate your job, do you?
JOHN HARWOOD: We’re moving to Governor Bush. Governor, the fact that you’re at the fifth lectern tonight shows how far your stock has fallen in this race, despite the big investment your donors have made. You noted recently after slashing your payroll that you had better things to do than sit around and be demonized by other people.
CARL QUINTANILLA: Senator Cruz, Congressional Republicans, Democrats, and the White House are about to strike a compromise that would raise the debt limit, prevent a government shutdown, and calm financial markets that fear another Washington-created crisis is on the way. Does your opposition to it show that you’re not the kind of problem-solver American voters want?
CRUZ: You know, let me say something at the outset. The questions that have been asked so far in this debate illustrate why the American people don’t trust the media.
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This is not a cage match. And if you look at the questions: Donald Trump, are you a comic book villain? Ben Carson, can you do math? John Kasich, will you insult two people over here? Marco Rubio, why don’t you resign? Jeb Bush, why have your numbers fallen? How about talking about the substantive issues —
[APPLAUSE]
... and, Carl, I’m not finished yet. The contrast with the Democratic debate, where every fawning question from the media was, which of you is more handsome and why?
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They need real questions on the issues, not on the horse race or the gossip.
Give each candidate 10 minutes (or some other equal amount of time) for the entire debate other than closing statements, and cut off their microphones after they have used their total.
Then take 4 or 5 topics on related themes: jobs, energy, tax reform, and trade; or immigration, foreign policy, military intervention, and homeland security. Ask questions related to the night’s theme, and give each candidate a shot at the same question, with a follow up. That would be much better than the nonsense of the first three debates.
Making Cavuto “invisible”? Ha!!
Have you seen the size of his head?!!!!!!!!!