Does anyone realize there's a GOP Presidential debate tonight?

I had NO idea until I ran across it in HuffPo. Maybe they can dis Obama about... or lay out their plan for... or...

Maybe I'll watch a movie.

After Sunday's events, there's no way a Repub can top that.

I may have to make an exception to my usual policy to see the not ready for primetime players in all their glory.

I think they'll squeeze that into their reply to most questions.
The funny part about this debate is it'll be three men arguing over their favorite Baskin-Robbins flavor only to find they all like vanilla.

Needless to say, they're all scheduled to appear on the Hannity after party to bash the president.

I have no doubt it would useful should you ever need to self-induce vomiting.

Same thing with a couple of extra Stooges.

Although now that I know there's a Con circus planned for tonight...

Who knew? :shrug:

Only Rick "Man on Dog" Santorum, Tim "Dullsville" Pawlenty, Hermain "Token Black Opponent" Cain, Gary "Who?" Johnson, and Ron "RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL!!1!1!!1" Paul.

Gonna be a barnburner.

I've been exposed to too much bull shit already. :hi:

In Greenville, South Carolina tonight, five presidential contenders will meet for the first GOP presidential primary debate. According to the official program of the pre-debate “Freedom Rally,” is sponsored by several extremist groups, including the Oath Keepers militia group and the radical anti-communist John Birch Society. You can see a picture of the program here. Here’s the John Birch Society’s booth at the the pre-debate rally:



ABC News reports that The John Birch society, famous for its vocal opposition to the Civil Rights movement, represents “the far-right fringe of American politics.” The Southern Poverty Law Center has listed the John Birch Society as a group that “advocates or adheres to extreme antigovernment doctrines.” The group was so radical — calling President Eisenhower a communist infiltrator and claiming that the Soviets used fluoridated water to control Americans’ mind — that they were effectively exiled by conservatives until 2010. They even recently called Nelson Mandela “a communist terrorist thug.”

Read the rest: http://thinkprogress.org/2011/05/05/gop-debate-oathkeepers-birchers

that circus is running on fnc--there is NO way that channel will ever be played in my presence

They don't expect much of an audience.

I would rather watch Ru Paul than Ron Paul.

Might be interesting.