I bet Saturday Nights GOP debate will be a NEWT ATTACK!!!

[Logical]

The debate is Saturday night at 8:00pm ET on Fox.

I bet the whole bunch will attack Newt.

Should be entertaining!!!

Mike Huckabee Presidential Forum
8pm ET on Fox News
Location: Fox News Headquarters in New York City
Sponsor: Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and Fox News
Participants: Romney, Perry, Bachmann, Gingrich, Santorum, Paul all confirmed. Cain, Huntsman unconfirmed.

[DesertRat]

1. I'm looking forward to it. n/t

[opihimoimoi]

2. GOPer Cannibal feeding frency cycle

[customerserviceguy]

3. The has-beens will attack

Bachmann, Perry, and Cain all want to claw their way back to being the Ant-Mitt, but it will be to no avail. Newt will simply ignore them, or just chide them for violating Raygun's 11th Commandment.

[flamingdem]

4. They have a good lookalike nt

[Tx4obama]

5. What debate are you talking about? The next scheduled debate is December 10, 2011 on ABC

Here's a list of the GOP debates: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_republican_debates

Do you have a link for the Huckabee forum?
Thanks in advance.

[joshcryer]

6. Sounds like a mistake, thought it was this Saturday, it's Saturday after next.

[Tx4obama]

7. Okay, I've found it. It is this Saturday December 3rd

Mike Huckabee To Host GOP Presidential ‘Forum’ on Fox News Show

Former Arkansas governor and current Fox News Channel host Mike Huckabee will be hosting a GOP primary debate of his own December 3. Rather than being a proper “debate,” FNC is calling it a “forum,” and rightly so. The New York Times has the letter FNC sent to the candidates, and it assures them that “At no point will candidates have on-air interaction with each other,” and that there will be no studio audience.

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http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/mike-huckabee-to-host-gop-preidential-forum-on-fox-news-show_b99345


AND lots MORE info here: http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/22/huckabee-to-hold-g-o-p-candidate-forum/

Excerpt:

The layout is as follows:

· The forum will last approximately 90 minutes.

· Candidates will be individually questioned. At no point will candidates have on-air interaction with each other.

· The order in which candidates are questioned will be determined by a draw. Each candidate will have an 8-10 minute question and answer session. The exact amount of time will depend on commercial break structure.

· Candidates will be in the studio one-by-one for their Q&A. The remaining candidates will be watching the forum from their private work space provided by Fox News.

· At the end of the forum, each candidate will be given one-minute rebuttal/final thoughts. Candidates will be on separate cameras.

· There will be no studio audience.

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So, no interaction - means it's not really a debate - more like individual interviews :crazy: :shrug: