Both Hillary and John Edwards declined to debate on FOX network. When Billy Bob had in interview on FOX he crushed them. What does that tell us about the present potential candidates?

I think they just can't stand Fox more so than they are afraid of Fox.

Debates on fox are a waste of time. Both for the guests and the viewers at home watching them.

Another Fox post? Please...
This is only evidence of the Crats attempting to court their liberal base.
If you want evidence of their spinelessness, it's not hard to find. Just look at how they are too cowardly to withhold funding for the war.

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Java, I'm dissapointed. The Left won't commit to funding unless there is something in it for THEM.
This is not about THEM. As purse-holders, either fund the war- or show their true colors and walk away from our troops. We all know they CAN'T show their true colors because then nobody would vote for them.

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O'TEDDY BIN-SWIMIN

Yeah you're right. Why would the Democrat candidates want to convince the people that don't only watch liberal media to vote for them?

I mean they have absolutely no reason to want that.

Fox dominates the shares for news TV.

The libs ALL want to get on Fox- don't kid yourself - they would kill to cover that demographic but they can't find the mountain oysters- they FEAR the 'wrong' questions will expose them for what they are.

To coin a liberal phrase.............'IT'S RISKY'.

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O'TEDDY BIN-SWIMIN

Dead on target. Their speaker of the house is headed to syria to give the fascist dictators metaphorical bj's, if not actual ones.

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Read this post quick before the mods delete it!

I'm sure they'll go on softball "Larry King Live" on CNN. He never asks any hard questions.

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