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CNN=Failure
CNN looks like the biased fools they are. We're up to four instances of Democrats asking questions in a Republican debate:
http://michellemalkin.com/2007/11/29/digging-out-the-cnnyoutube-plants-abortion-questioner-is-edwards-supporter/
There's a reason it's nicknamed the "Clinton News Network.
CNN said they debate would be for Republicans. They failed or lied. Either way it's jounalistic malfeasance.
In the Kerr example CNN took the time to see if he made any contributions but didn't do a Google search to see he's part of the Clinton campaign? We're suppose to believe them?
GOP candidates should boycott any future CNN debates until the network apologizes and they run a 30-minute special report on what went wrong.
In two instances of YouTube debates we've had pathetic events. We know for sure CNN is incapable of handling this. I'm not sure any other network eager to look hip and seeking ratings would do better. And I don't trust sites like 10Questions.com where the Left dominates.
How about this: Let the campaigns pick the questions?