Tonight the eight Republicans are in South Carolina for a Foreign Policy and National Security debate ... 8 pm ET ... 7 pm CT. Only the first hour will be broadcast nationally on CBS, however.
The entire debate though or the final half-hour can be seen here: CBS News/National Journal GOP Debate - CBS News
Submit debate questions and find links here: GOP candidates ready for CBS News/National Journal debate - Political Hotsheet - CBS News
According to the Washington Post, both Rick Perry and Herman Cain are now struggling and must find support in South Carolina:
RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary
The latest Iowa poll, released on Friday, shows Herman Cain up by +4 points:RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus
LOL ... the wave of the future may be the mainstream media attempting to associate Herman Cain with losing candidates. Should be interesting to see how well that tactic plays out.
Or, maybe Herman will make a strong stand tonight ... stay tuned ...
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The entire debate though or the final half-hour can be seen here: CBS News/National Journal GOP Debate - CBS News
Submit debate questions and find links here: GOP candidates ready for CBS News/National Journal debate - Political Hotsheet - CBS News
According to the Washington Post, both Rick Perry and Herman Cain are now struggling and must find support in South Carolina:
It could be an especially important moment for businessman Herman Cain and Texas Gov. Rick Perry, both of whom are trying to recover from major blows to their candidacies. GOP contenders to debate foreign policy - The Washington Post
Of course, the latest South Carolina poll, released on Friday, shows Herman Cain standing well above all other candidates, up by +7 points:
RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary
The latest Iowa poll, released on Friday, shows Herman Cain up by +4 points:RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus
LOL ... the wave of the future may be the mainstream media attempting to associate Herman Cain with losing candidates. Should be interesting to see how well that tactic plays out.
Or, maybe Herman will make a strong stand tonight ... stay tuned ...
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