“For over 100 consecutive months, FNC has been the most-watched cable news channel in the country. Owned by News Corp., FNC is available in more than 90 million homes. ”

OH YEAH
Thank Gawd for FOX!!

This will probably force all the serious contenders to throw their hat into the ring before the debate. There’s no way any Republican who hopes to appeal to the conservative base can skip an event hosted by FoxNews.

Atticus Draco said:
FNC is available in more than 90 million homes.

As are all the other cable “news” networks, and more’s the pity. Cable “news” has a profound dumbing down effect in America.

A Republican debate in South Carolina? How will we be able to distinguish it from a KKK Rally?

The Real Royal King said:
A Republican debate in South Carolina? How will we be able to distinguish it from a KKK Rally?

Newer pickup trucks?

The Real Royal King said:
A Republican debate in South Carolina? How will we be able to distinguish it from a KKK Rally?

Easy, the guys in the sheets and hoods are the democrats down there, always have been.

Doughboy said:
This will probably force all the serious contenders to throw their hat into the ring before the debate. There’s no way any Republican who hopes to appeal to the conservative base can skip an event hosted by FoxNews.

lol,, well,, FOX’s audience might be heavily “conservative”
NOT SURE IF WE CAN SAY THE SAME FOR THE CANDIDATES!

It’s generally the place where “we” conservative audience hear,,
“NO REALLY,, I’M CONSERVATIVE!! Ignore my record,, i am a bona fide CONSERVATIVE!!”
” TAX CUTS,,, blah blah, MORE TAX CUTS,, blah blah,, curb spending,, blah blah,,”

timzank said:
Easy, the guys in the sheets and hoods are the democrats down there, always have been.

Yeah, until that whole CRA/Realignment thing like 50 years ago.

Atticus Draco said:
lol,, well,, FOX’s audience might be heavily “conservative”
NOT SURE IF WE CAN SAY THE SAME FOR THE CANDIDATES!

It’s generally the place where “we” conservative audience hear,,
“NO REALLY,, I’M CONSERVATIVE!! Ignore my record,, i am a bona fide CONSERVATIVE!!”
” TAX CUTS,,, blah blah, MORE TAX CUTS,, blah blah,, curb spending,, blah blah,,”

There are some genuine fiscal conservatives who will likely run. Palin and Pawlenty for starters. Daniels is another possibility as is Pence. I guess if your last name starts with a ‘P’, you’re in good shape.

Doughboy said:
There are some genuine fiscal conservatives who will likely run. Palin and Pawlenty for starters. Daniels is another possibility as is Pence. I guess if your last name starts with a ‘P’, you’re in good shape.

Yeah,, i’m starting to look at Mitch Daniels
what little i know of him,, i like

The Real Royal King said:
As are all the other cable “news” networks, and more’s the pity. Cable “news” has a profound dumbing down effect in America.

So you must watch 24/7 huh?

The Real Royal King said:
A Republican debate in South Carolina? How will we be able to distinguish it from a KKK Rally?

Robert Bryd won’t be in attendence.

Hugo Daun said:
Newer pickup trucks?

Poor old bitter lib…..how are you going to survive?

Publius219 said:
Yeah, until that whole CRA/Realignment thing like 50 years ago.

So you contend that all the Dems in sheets converted to conservatism about 50 years ago?

Wasn’t that about the time Byrd first attained office?

NBC and CNN have both announced their plans for a republican debate as well:

NBC News will host the first debate of the overall cycle. It will take place in the spring of 2011 at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.

CNN announced that it will host a Republican debate in New Hampshire on June 7, in collaboration with the Manchester Union-Leader and television station WMUR. It will be the first debate of the 2012 cycle to take place in the pivotal state.

On Wednesday, Fox News announced that it will host two Republican debates in South Carolina. The first will take place on May 5, 2011, and the second will take place sometime in 2012.

(sourcee: huffington)

I don’t know who on the republican side is agreeing to these debates, but NBC and spring of 2011 is too early; I think May is too early also…so I wouldn’t count on these debate dates to be anywhere near a certainty.

Hugo Daun said:
Newer pickup trucks?

I suspect that’s it.

VoiceofReason said:
Poor old bitter lib…..how are you going to survive?

I’m doing just fine…thanks for asking!

TfT said:
I don’t know who on the republican side is agreeing to these debates, but NBC and spring of 2011 is too early; I think May is too early also…so I wouldn’t count on these debate dates to be anywhere near a certainty.

More than likely that astute political scholar Steele.

This is ALMOST dumb enough to be his plan.

Hugo Daun said:
I’m doing just fine…thanks for asking!

Yeah….you look it.

VoiceofReason said:
Yeah….you look it.

What’s that supposed to mean?

VoiceofReason said:
Robert Bryd won’t be in attendence.

Sharp!

Atticus Draco said:
“For over 100 consecutive months, FNC has been the most-watched cable news channel in the country. Owned by News Corp., FNC is available in more than 90 million homes. ”

It’s simple as to why: People are starved for the TRUTH. They will go to the ends of the Earth to find the TRUTH. FOX News provides what they crave–

THE TRUTH.

And liberals just can’t stand it.

The Real Royal King said:
As are all the other cable “news” networks, and more’s the pity. Cable “news” has a profound dumbing down effect in America.

True if you’re talking about MSNBC, Pubic Television, HLN, CNN. All that changed when Fox came along.

Doughboy said:
This will probably force all the serious contenders to throw their hat into the ring before the debate. There’s no way any Republican who hopes to appeal to the conservative base can skip an event hosted by FoxNews.

The more the merrier. My only hope is that the media doesn’t pick the nominee like they did with McCain. Had almost any other contender won the nomination, 0bama would be organizing some community somewhere.