Midknight Review -- new and revised: Who won the debate on CNN? Its as simply as A,B, C

Who won the debate on CNN? Its as simply as A,B, C - seriously.

Gingrich: he knew which attacks were coming and did a great job in answering the questions, especially, the questions dealing with his past infidelity. I gave him an A for that response.

Romney handled himself well. He demonstrated a little more emotion tonight than in the past. I gave him a B + for the nights work.

Paul: same old same old. He is often pleasant, at time a cranky. He knows what he believes and when not talking about foreign policy, I think we all like what he has to say. I gave him a B for the night.

Santorum: Rick is simply not a leader in the party. He seemed almost afraid of what he had just said, accusation after accusation. Santorum would make a point, and look away. He was not relax and, on one occasion, got his lunch handed to him by Ron Paul. I do not believe he succeeded in his efforts to derail Gingrich or challenge Romney. I would give him a C for the evening.

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AnonymousJanuary 20, 2012 at 12:28 AM
Gingrich - the serial adulterer is offended that anyone would question his moral history - this is the guy who went after Clinton's impeachment while cheating on his wife. The 99.5 % white SC audience loved his smack down on CNN tonight. (The state of SC is only 66% white).

No wonder Newt polls only half as well with women.
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John SmithsonJanuary 20, 2012 at 4:00 AM
Thanks for your comments, Mrs Anonymous.
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