Tonight is Ron Paul's NIGHT TO SHINE!

[wgadget]

It's the economy stupid. And I must say that what the Bush administration has proposed is quite stupid.

Straighten 'em out, Ron!

:)

[Ethek]

Hes been rocking the last couple of debates. I can only hope it goes as well. I think if he explains some of the 'radical' concepts hell look like a genius compared to the others.

[wgadget]

Have you heard that McCain admitted that he doesn't really understand the economy? LOL.

[Lucid American]

Here's hoping he comes out acting like he's already president and has good responses ready for when Rudy laughs or the others try to talk down.

[constitutional]

Have you heard that McCain admitted that he doesn't really understand the economy? LOL.

That guy always brings something new to the debates.

[mosquitobite]

www.thedebatinggame.com

[PimpBlimp]

You must play

http://www.thedebatinggame.com/

[speciallyblend]

SHINE SHINE SHINE, i cant wait to watch

[therealjjj77]

I heard McCain on the radio say:
"Our economy is going in the wrong direction and then we have to borrow money from the Chinese."
...as though he thought of it himself. lol.

[jake]

this is awesome : http://www.thedebatinggame.com/

[CareerTech1]

Ron will rock you tonight!

[AzNsOuLjAh27]

RON PAUL! RON PAUL! RON PAUL!!!! AHHH and the crowd goes wild! I Bet you he's going to hit it out of the park again.

[markderidder]

I wish there were more fun phrases on that debating game site.

-Mark

[Jobarra]

I heard McCain on the radio say:
"Our economy is going in the wrong direction and then we have to borrow money from the Chinese."
...as though he thought of it himself. lol.
Said to the beat of "Bomb Bomb Bomb... Bomb Bomb Iran."
Ron Ron Ron... Ron Ron Ron Paul. Ron Ron Ron... Ron Ron Ron Paul.

[InLoveWithRon]

Have you heard that McCain admitted that he doesn't really understand the economy? LOL.

At a recent meeting with the Wall Street Journal board, Republican presidential candidate John McCain admitted he "doesn't really understand economics", he then pointed to former Senate colleague, Phil Gramm - whom he had brought with him to the meeting - as the person he turns to on the subject, The Huffington Post has learned