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Why do you want to ban the question about the Simpson Bowles debt commission from the debates?wtf are you hiding?
Romney's tax returns.
Why do you want to ban the question about the Simpson Bowles debt commission from the debates?
Romney's tax returns.
Has what to do with Simpons Bowles?
The horror of having to commit to a position......You should try reading.Asked and answered.
Took me all of 5 seconds on Google.
Democrats want debate question barred - Tomer Ovadia - POLITICO.com
why would you ban a question?
The Democrats said such a question would force candidates to choose solutions from one menu of options."
That is not an answer, its too big of an issue to discuss in a debate. Nooooo they dont want to discuss it in public, at all, just like tje healthcare bill
No one is saying they can't ask about the Commission or about Debt Reduction. But to ask a question of which solution from the Deb Commission you support does in fact pigeon hole both candidates. It starts from an assumption that there is at least one idea they support, which may not be the case.
Indeed. Obama doesn't support any debt reduction at all.
The horror of having to commit to a position......
the horror....
the horror....
And of course that's way worse than Bush and friends lying about WMD's.
why would you ban a question? oh that's right, democrats don't want to shine the light of day on their fucked up 5 trillion dollars of new debt and the fact that obummer ignored his own comissions advice..
How true. But it would be just like us Republicans while on that subject to want to veer into Barry's own words about cutting the deficit in half his first term, and, goodness, that might even lead to Barry's words about not deserving a second term if he didn't get the economy squared away during his first.
LOL...is it any wonder these morons are trying, and failing, to invent enough issues to divert attention away from the agitator's record?
