February 22nd, 2012
04:14 PM ET
10 years ago
Five things to watch for in tonight's debate
Mesa, Arizona (CNN) - Finality can be a driving force in critical decision making, and it goes without saying that tonight's presidential debate is weighing heavily on the minds of the four Republican presidential candidates.
It's the final debate before next week's critical Arizona and Michigan primaries.
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If there were a conflict between the laws of the United States and the requirements of the Catholic Church, which would Santorum choose.
Questions for the debate. 1) On what theology do you base your foreign policy belief?
2) On what theology do you base your govt suport to women health needs?
Watch how long it takes for Mitt Romney to pull his hand out of his left pocket. The hand is in the pocket when he is confident, and it comes out when he is on the defensive. Watch to see if he pulls his hand out, and keeps it out. It seems to be his security blanket.
Questtion: If you were the nominee and win the presidential election. What would be the first thing you would do in office? and also, what would you do to imporve the public education? Specially when we know that NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND mandate has shown not to work in our system.
When is somebody going to ask Santorum or someone of his ilk: Why is using government power for your personal social agendas okay if it comes from the right, but intrusive, divisive and abusive only if it comes from the left?
The way this guy throws around the term "evil" is itself evil and truly frightening!
I hope someone calls him on this tonight!