Michael Barone's take on the Republican Debate
 

Columnist Michael Barone wrote an interesting analysis of last night's MSNBC telecast of the Republican Presidential Candidate's Debate. I think he's pretty spot on. If you missed the debate this is a good synopsis of the proceeding.

http://campaign2012.washingtonexamin...olitico-debate

Richie,

Your sources are so - typical, for a Republican. The Washington Examiner in a free tabloid sized paper that is handed out at all the subway stops for people to read on the way to work. The caliber of people they hire to write for them are vocational school dropouts.

Just recognize the source of your link is equal to my typical shot off the tee. Sliced to the right extreme.

Hope to see on at the usual place and time for a couple of cold Yeunglings on the usual day. I heard you met a couple of friends of mine recently.

Wow, I don't know whether to call you a snob or an elitist. I do know of some vocational school dropouts that are smarter then you and me and are millionaires. Liberals are mean.

You can be such a snob. Michael Barone has a long and respected career and has written for The Economist, The New York Times, The Detroit News, the Detroit Free Press, The Weekly Standard, The New Republic, National Review, The American Spectator, American Enterprise, The Times Literary Supplement and The Daily Telegraph of London. From 1996 to 1998, Michael Barone was a senior staff editor at Readers Digest and a member of the editorial page staff for the Washington Post.

He also graduated from Harvard University in 1966 and Yale Law School in 1969.

C'mon; do a little checking before you belittle the source.
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I think that was my friend Dick (or Richard) that you sometimes meet at trivia that met them. If I met them, I think I might have had one too many that night :)

After reading that statement, I do not think I want to meet you in person.

Buggy is a real good guy. We agree on little in the political theater, but we agree on what's really important in life.

Please don't judge a person solely on political thought.

Sorry, but demeaning someone on his educational level stinks to me. He said put down vocational pupils. That stinks. What level of education did President Lincoln achieve? Buggsy exposed himself to a prejudice that exposes his fake liberal beliefs. Belittling trades people is down right elitists.