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  1. Posted at 7:58 pm on 04/26/07

    Posted by NotANative

    For one reason, they set rules that really prohibit debate. They aren’t allowed to speak or question each other (not necessarily a bad thing) or really challenge much of what each other says. Also, it’s the first time out together and it’s clear the gloves are still on.

  2. Posted at 8:05 pm on 04/26/07

    Posted by Court

    This is a bit inane, but another thing I am noticing tonight is a lot less eye-contact with the camera. For the most part, they are all answering the moderators, not addressing the camera. Not sure if that’s significant, but I think that everything is so calculated, like what they wear, the hand gestures…. I tend to think that it is calculated not to look at the camera in this debate. Maybe they save that for the debates between the nominees….

  3. Posted at 8:06 pm on 04/26/07

    Posted by Pale Green Pants

    There’s so many of them on the stage, it would turn into a brawl if it wasn’t controlled.

  4. Posted at 8:15 pm on 04/26/07

    Posted by Parker

    So the debate is leaving the Dems and moving to a debate with Guliani? Right on, Hillary, for your response to Mayor Guliani’s statement that US citizens are more secure with a Republican than a Democratic president. I say balogna!

  5. Posted at 8:21 pm on 04/26/07

    Posted by NotANative

    Chris Dodd was willing to make a firm statement: I believe civil unions are appropriate and proper. Nothing wishy washy there!

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