Did ABC ask Ted Cruz about failing to report million dollar loan from Goldman Sachs?

[Octafish]

Why not? It seems that would be a topic of interest to voters in New Hampshire.

[malaise]

1. Of course not

Those questions are only for Democratic candidates.

[Octafish]

3. That makes it fair.

No television viewer would be able to vote for any GOP schlub or schlubina after seeing them in the process of actually thinking and answering a question.

[malaise]

9. Unless it's my Marco the Magic Robot

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ED0zYuiiwBg/TKoqXKd1bPI/AAAAAAAACo4/f5GAbEydiN4/s1600/magic+robot.jpg

[marble falls]

2. Well duh, the soap opera that is the Republican slate still has five months to run!

[Octafish]

4. Thanks for reminding me. The GOP's the party that gets the free air time.

Networks gotta pay it forward for the continued tax breaks, firesale public airwaves, and turnstyle hiring practices.



It will be a good day when the GOP is held to account.

[Dont call me Shirley]

5. Yes it will be, Octafish....

Along with the Corporacrats.

[Octafish]

8. Millions tossed from homes. Trillions looted. No one punished.

Something is seriously wrong, someplace.

[malaise]

10. Do you know what M$Greedia has done

Given Trump free coverage while making all the others give them their money to keep up - and the Primaries have just begun. It is hilarious in a vulgar kind of way. Citizens United joined M$Greedia at the hip.

[avaistheone1]

6. Whoa!

Perhaps the press was having too many three martini lunches to be bothered.

[Octafish]

7. Not that the announcers looked and sounded competent. No one could smell their breath...

...which explains why martinis are made from gin or vodka.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/02/06/transcript-of-the-feb-6-gop-debate-annotated/