Huntsman's response on torture

[1836]

I think we should take Jon Huntsman's response on torture (minus his interlude about his own experience overseas) and commit it to memory. He described briefly, very well, how torture is morally wrong and hurts America in the world. I thought it was, for the first time, an answer that was better than Ron Paul's on that issue.

Ron gave a great answer too, but Huntsman really nailed it. We need to be able to improve our message where we can.

[asurfaholic]

Can you spell his response out? I missed it

[eleganz]

its essentially leading by example, which ron touches upon very often but he has so many answers loaded up in his brain, it doesn't always come out at the correct times.

[Paulistinian]

Huntsman is alright by me... I think Ron likes him, I think Huntsman will endorse Ron and campaign for him after he drops out when he loses New Hampshire. I could see Huntsman serving in Ron Paul's administration... VP? Secretary of State?

[Aratus]

jon huntsman gave a highly moral legal answer

[bluesc]

Huntsman is alright by me... I think Ron likes him, I think Huntsman will endorse Ron and campaign for him after he drops out when he loses New Hampshire. I could see Huntsman serving in Ron Paul's administration... VP? Secretary of State?

Huntsman wants war with Iran. Don't be fooled.

[RonPaulFanInGA]

Huntsman is polling at 0% and is the Republican furthest to the left on that stage. Would never vote for him for anything.

[1836]

I wouldn't vote for him either. But his answer was good on that.

[rockandrollsouls]

I give him credit for actually believing what he says, though. I don't agree with him most of the time, but he has the gall to make it known.