[alstewartfan]

For someone, Megyn, who allegedly is brilliant, this was a really stupid question. And they say that there is no such thing as a stupid question. Obviously, there is!

[jjotto]

Mocking God will ensure Megyn is invited to Manhattan cocktail parties with the cool kids.

[driftdiver]

She is brilliant. Doesn’t mean she’s a conservative or Christian, or fair, or even a good person.

[DoodleDawg]

For someone, Megyn, who allegedly is brilliant, this was a really stupid question.

And how does that differ from all the other really stupid questions they asked over the course of the debate?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I disagree. It almost looked like an attorney (Kelly) prepping her client (Cruz) for a deposition or testimony with the opposition (MSM, Dems). Cruz handled it masterfully, I thought, without turning off the less-religious folks, atheists, liberals, and agnostics. It demonstrated his ability to handle a hand grenade very well. This is the big leagues and they all need to be prepared for questions like this from the enemy. Better to fail now than after you got the nomination. Fox can move on to more substantive questions after the field has been winnowed.

[IAMNO1]

“For someone, Megyn, who allegedly is brilliant, this was a really stupid question. And they say that there is no such thing as a stupid question. Obviously, there is!”

I beg to differ. There is no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people who ask them.