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I think it's ridiculous how little time Richardson got to talk in this and the last debate. I watched the clock this time because I was so struck by it last time – it was a good 20 minutes into the debate before Anderson asked the Governor a question. Even Gravel and Kucinich got to speak multiple times before Richardson did. It was the same story in the last debate. CNN? In case you haven't noticed, Bill is polling at the top of the 2nd tier candidates, is in a statistical tie with Edwards in NH according to the last poll, and raised nearly as much money as Edwards in the last quarter. Maybe you ought to divide up the time a little more fairly, or if you are going to be unfair about it, at least give the guy who's doing best among the second tier candidates more time than the candidates who aren't even polling 1%. I think part of the reason he hasn't been coming off so well in these debates is that he barely gets to talk and so doesn't get time to make an impression, or maybe gets irritated that he has to wait 20 minutes before answering a question and so starts off flustered. Even things out, please, CNN. Gov. Richardson is a great leader and a really nice man who would make a terrific nominee and president, and has the real experience to back it up.

I think the video is unispired. He seems to be walking into the Al Gore trap from 2000. Readings of CVs are no fun and will not inspire the electorate.

The man wins the job interview, hands down! He's the only one who's already doing the job.

Richardson is a joke. Universal health care for illegal aliens? Excuse me while i puke. A minimum $40,000 salary for teachers only? Ugh. I can't believe New Mexico actually elected this guy.

Richardson was clearly the most substantive in his remarks tonigh, while Clinton was full of empty cliches. Richardson looked presidential, but also looked human. I'm tired of having a wooden puppet for president.

He's got my vote! Excellent performance tonight.

As a citizen of New Mexico, Bill Richardson has done amazingly as our Governor. I believe Richardson has the credentials to lead the United States, but does he have the overall popularity to garner the votes? I agree that his credentials are being overlooked, and I would love to see him as our Commander-in-Chief. We'll see how he does in the future. He really shined in tonight's debate, particularly on healthcare and Iraq. I hope Americans pay more attention to this candidate.

It's true, that in the past, those with US senatorial experience rarely defeated those with gubernatorial experience, for the nomination.

But those days are gone, at least for this election.

Move over Governor, you're toasted.

They are not only informative but they are entertaining also. Richardson is experience keeps on being overlooked and in our country's troubled state we need an experience statesman to lead us our of Iraq and back to being a respected and strong nation.