If you could have asked the dems a question last night

By Jason Wright, Editor

Filed Under Race for White House 2008 on Jul 24 

What would you have asked last night? Comment below.

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  1. Jason Wright, Editor on 24.07.2007 at 09:33 (Reply)

    I would have asked why the candidates seem to ignore the positive economic news. They love to bash Bush economic policy while they pledge to “turn things around.”

    I also would have asked Mike Gravel to appear at my birthday party.

  2. David Kaiser on 24.07.2007 at 09:45 (Reply)

    I would have asked Barack Obama to say “uhm” a few more times.

    I would have asked Joe Biden if he liked his shoe leather with A-1 or Mayo.

    I would have asked Hillary Clinton if she regretted her vote on the Iraq war and then sit back to see what kind of dance she does this time.

    I would have asked Bill Richardson if he, as rumor has it, is Governor of New Mexico.

    I would have asked Dennis Kucinich if his wife has a sister.

    I would have asked John Edwards if my black shoes and brown belt was a fashion faux pas.

    I would have asked Chris Dodd if he and Joe Biden were actually the same candidate with different names.

    I would ask Mike Gravel if he could come to all the debates, even after he drops out.

    I think that covers it…

  3. Ethan Boivie on 24.07.2007 at 09:50 (Reply)

    “Would you please answer the question?”

  4. Hardy75 on 24.07.2007 at 12:03 (Reply)

    I would have asked Hillary if her jacket was made in a Chinese sweat shop staffed by blind kids.

  5. Barry Phillips on 24.07.2007 at 12:57 (Reply)

    Where does the white go when the snow melts?

  6. AndDru1 on 24.07.2007 at 14:46 (Reply)

    I would have asked them how they could in good conscience act like they supported the Citadel while all the while playing politics with their ex-students lives.

  7. NewYorkStateConservative on 24.07.2007 at 15:02 (Reply)

    I would have asked what the average person should do about global warming. Then I would have asked what mode of transportation they used to get to the debate.

  8. Troy La Mana on 24.07.2007 at 15:33 (Reply)

    I would have asked the liberal canidates “Why do you think raising taxes, whose cost would then be rolled over to the consumer, could possibly raise thier standard of living.”

    My follow up question would be, “Who do you think is best qualified to decide what to do with your own money? The one who earns it, or Government?”

  9. Peter Porcupine on 24.07.2007 at 16:06 (Reply)

    I wouldhave asked them how they could expect us to believe that they can take on Iran and Iraq, and be foreceful in the War on Terror, when they can’t stand up to Kos, and are afraid of going on Fox News to be questioned by Chris Wallace.

  10. Dominick08 on 25.07.2007 at 22:07 (Reply)

    I would have asked Hillary if she really thought that wearing the pumpkin-colored jacket in July showed fashion since…and then let her know that Rudy Giuliani wouldn’t be caught dead in it…at least not until October 31rst.

    I would have asked Barack Obama why his campaign is running a banner advertisement on Political Derby.com after 3 “Obama Bashing” pieces appeared just the last week alone. Mr Obama, are you out of touch with your advertising people and their expenditures, and if so how will you balance the Federal budget?

    I would have asked John Edwards when he and Elizabeth cooked up that scheme to have her say in San Francisco that she was all for Gay marriage while he makes it abundantly clear that he is against it but for civil unions. And then when asked about her position look more suprised than a deer in the headlights. Smells of triangulation. (Edwards made a sutle jab at Hillary by using the word triangulation and looking at her during the debate if you recall.)

    I would have asked Joe Biden if he really wanted to be at that debate…period.

    I would have asked Bill Richardson how many more times he is going to use that joke: “I think all of the candidates up here on stage with me would make a great addition to the white house…as my Vice President.” Bill has used that joke in all of the debates thus far. That it still gets laughs from the other candidates scares me a bit.

    I would have asked Chris Dodd why his good friend Teddy Kennedy hasn’t said one word in favor of a Dodd Presidency since Teddy let slip, before Dodd announced, that if Dodd did run Teddy would support him with “figga.”

    I would have asked Dennis Kucinich if he remembered where Cleveland, Ohio was, and does he recall that he is actually a Congressman from there, rather than a life-long presidential candidate.

    I would have asked Mike Gravel how the food was on the train that he took to South Carolina. And if the bus he took from the train station to the Citadel (where the debate was held) had air conditioning. (If you watched the debate closely you will get this.)

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