Is Iowa Debate With Trump Really 'One of the Stupidest Ideas in the History of Presidential Politics'?
CNN's Roland Martin says so. The National Review applauds the candidates bypassing the event for 'declining to step in the clown car.' It's all part of the reaction to the predictable political posturing during a series of great debates about debates.
The national punditry is torn about Donald Trump's alleged Iowa debate, and Trump is miffed at Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman, whose contempt for him is undebatable. Mitt Romney apparently was on the fence before declining to face The Donald, and Rick Santorum is ready to debate Newt Gingrich, but the former Speaker wants nothing to do with him. Instead, he's been tussling with Huntsman about where in New Hampshire they should do their Lincoln-Douglas thing. Put all that together and you get this: The slightly irreverent, mostly irrelevant, all-American spectacle of presidential candidates debating about debates. For now, Romney, Paul and Huntsman say they won't attend a December 27 debate moderated by the immoderate Trump. And, for now, …
Joey Tranchina
12:23 am on Saturday, December 10, 2011
"Is Iowa Debate With Trump Really 'One of the Stupidest Ideas in the History of Presidential Politics'?" Yes. "The Donald" is a fake as is, Newton Leroy, the leading candidate. They should have a really big time... at your expense. more ›