More Megyn Kelly Hypocrisy=> FOX News Host Played “F*ck, Marry, Kill” on Air With Howard Stern

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  • Meh. As much as I enjoy Trump's saying what's on his mind, he's a loose cannon, and as such, if he can't back his talk with facts, then he needs to fold up his tent and get out of town. I sure as h*** don't want him forming a third party candidacy and hand the election to Hitlery.

    Seems to me, he's all tough talk until somebody asks him a question that departs from the narrative he wants to play.

    Bashing Megyn for having asked this question is straight out of the liberal payback playbook. I don't care if she's a card-carrying commie, asking him about his third party plans was entirely appropriate, and his answer scary as carp.

  • All this talk about Trump gets me to thinking about a similar candidate who was famous, said all the right things at the right time and was elected because he was a "straight talker" and was not a career politician. Once he got into office he folded like a cheap tent. Two words: Arnold Schwarzenegger. I voted for the guy and regretted it almost immediately. I admit Trump's bluntness is making candidates talk about issues they don't want to but let's not make the same mistake California did on a national level.

  • Having seen Kelly a couple of brief times, I thought she was quite good. After this, she has shown that she is just like the rest of the "journalists" and have no other agenda than to make themselves the story. I only watched a replay of her question to Trump, but that was enough to show her true colors. I can't imagine a circumstance where I would vote for the clown, but he actually is making the other candidates move to the right and even have to answer some of the questions that he has brought forward. I'm sure we will have to settle for half a loaf in our candidate, because none of them really meet the definition of conservative. Only Walker, Cruz and Fiorina have given me any hope. The rest look like a pack of RINOs, wanna be's and self promoters. And some, including Witto Windsey, just look pathetic.

    • "Only Walker, Cruz and Fiorina have given me any hope." I have had the same thoughts all day about that. If Scott Walker and Carly Fiorina were the p/vp candidates and Ted Cruz supported them in the senate you would get the most bang for your political buck.

  • Her panties were in a tight wad when she looked at Trump during the first question. There were things they could have asked all the candidates about that they did not. One of the statements from Ben Carson gives you an idea of what was going on, When asked a question he stated it was "nice that they (the moderators) remembered he was still there"...

    Got to wonder how mush Rinse Prius had to do with this in questioning the candidates....

    • I'm betting Rinse-his-Penis had a lot to do with the questions asked and which candidate got asked them. Did you notice all the softball questions went to the RINO candidates? I did and now I know for sure who I don't want to have to vote for to keep Shillery out of the White House.

  • Fair and balanced bullshit. Blondie's question was a personal attack not a policial one. Second if her attacks were suppose to be "fair and balanced" how come she didn't ask Rubio about the gang of eight.

    I'm not a Trump fan policially. He's the clown in the tent circus yelling fire. But please fox don't attach if you don't wanna get counter punched.

  • The GOP leaderhip love these type of people. Kelly, Wallace, Crowley, etc. They demonize conservatives and Tea Party candidates, and kiss the ass of the RINO-friendly ones they want to offer up as puppets to their Chamber of Commerce doners. Contrast the treatment of Bush/Kasich and Trump/Cruz by the moderators. Probably a lot of folks thought that this would be different as Fox hosted the debate and not CNN. Hard to tell the difference.

    It explains why the GOP never arrange to have any consservative-friendly moderators for any of their debates.