January 8th, 2012
08:32 AM ET
11 years ago
Five things learned from GOP debate
Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) - The five things we learned from Saturday night's Republican presidential debate:
It's onto the next state
With polls showing Mitt Romney a virtual lock in New Hampshire, the candidates will soon shift their efforts to South Carolina, the more socially conservative third state to vote on the road to the White House.
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South Carolina is key! If Romney posts a good showing there, he will be the next POTUS!
VERY WEAK FIELD. gop is a complete failure...
The fact is liberal media won the debate; they don’t want see wounded Romney so they started the fire storm between Ron Paul and others. Well done liberal media
what I learned? santurom is more interested in the "traditional" family than a family where the dad abandoned his family and then ended up in jail for bein a low life.
Look at the choices we have week gop with the exception of may be paul and Obama even weaker. Can you spell the end of the country it is spelled two ways GOP and Democrat.
One party wants to send all the jobs over seas with the help of Obama, the other parties only concerns are that of gays and illegal. 290 million of us are left twisting in the wind.