Here is my run-down of the Republican presidential debate hosted by Fox News on May, 15, 2007. I hope this will help you in your quest for finding the right candidate to support. And please, I would love to hear your viewpoints as well, so feel free to leave your opinion about all the drama that unrolled during the first exciting GOP debate for this year.

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Monday night, right-wing pundit Dick Morris opens his mouth on the Hannity & Colmes show and what comes out just shocked the hell out of me. Morris said that we need to keep our soldiers in Iraq “to give the terrorists the opportunity to kill more Americans, which they really like… so they don’t have to come to Wall Street to kill [us].” He continued by saying if they can do it around the corner, it will keep them from attacking us, and convenience is a big factor when you are a terrorist. Am I the only one that is completely ashamed of living in the same country as Dick Morris? Morris is insinuating we just rename the Iraqi project to Operation Human Shield.

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We all know how really irritating Bill O’Reilly is, and there are even times when I want to reach right into the TV and grab him by his necktie. There’s probably nothing more infuriating than when he cuts people’s mike off to stop them from talking. He’s egotistical, arrogant and just plain obnoxious. Well, now we have some research that backs up these claims. I never really stopped to think about the extent of his name calling and how it dominates his rhetoric, but he does resort to childish characterizations and denigrations. Yep, he’s the master, and Indiana University has called him out for it…

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After seeing the Democratic debate prior to this one, it really makes me sit back and realize the difference in ideology. There were a few main issues that really stood out to me. Ronald Reagan is a God to all the candidates and the standard to which all Republicans are measured. So, who will be the next President Reagan? Well, every single one of them, except for Ron Paul, said that they are the next Ronald Reagan that America needs, but in terms of logistics, how is that even possible? Ronald Reagan was one person with one stylistic ideology — far right. How can every single one of these candidates be the next Reagan when many of them have contrarian views on a couple of key issues? It would seem then that they are trying to piggy-back on a once viewed successful politician trying to ride the late former president’s coattails.

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Who won the debate? Well, no one “won” the debate, but I don’t think the majority of the candidates wanted to win over the other at this time. With the Democrats being attacked by the Republicans (Rudy) as insufficient to protect and lead this country through these times, they needed more than ever to stand together and show that they can take on the responsibility. They played it safe and concentrated on the faults of the Bush administration. Which I think was a good idea. If too many of them came out swinging for the fences, it would not look good for the party in general. Right now they need to look sharp, united and mentally tough to win over the undecided voters who are shaky over this “securing the country” rhetoric.

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When Laura Bush was on the Today Show, she was asked by Anne Curry how she feels about the Iraq War. When Curry specifically mentioned suffering, Laura Bush wanted to make sure that America understood that no one suffers more than her and her husband. Wow, I did not know that life in the White House was so harsh. It must be worse than a war torn country suffering from constant fear, little money, little food, constant oppression and acts of violence for her to say that… right? Or, maybe she is just as delusional as her mindless, soulless husband George W. Bush.

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This is just a reminder to watch the 2008 Democratic Presidential debate held at South Carolina State University. We need to get as involved and educated as possible in these next candidates. I will post my opinions tomorrow of who did what and how I feel about each one. Tune in to MSNBC at 7pm Eastern Time tonight to check out how the Dems do in this first debate for 2008.

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This one is just funny. Geraldo Rivera takes on O’Reilly with a vengeance. This started out to be a segment on drunk driving and gets nastily into illegal immigration. I can’t believe how emotional Bill gets. Is this journalism, neutral, fair and balanced? Well, Geraldo said it best when addressing Bill… Don’t obscure a tragedy to make a cheap political point. It is a cheap political point, and you know it!! I can’t believe how ridiculous Bill is, and people actually watch this crap and think it is real news? Anyways, I think Bill found his equal.

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Here are some of my favorite videos of Bill Maher. Most of them are from the New Rules segment of his show Real Time. I selected the ones that are the most politically hot and the most true. I may not agree with everything this guy has to say, but damn, when he is on a roll, he is good. Well, enjoy these videos, as they are music to the ears of anyone who loves to hear non-filtered, politically incorrect truth. Thanks Bill! Enjoy!

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Below are some of the most amazing beatboxing — people that mimic the sounds and songs with their mouths, think of the guy from Police Academy — I have ever heard. The man that beatboxes while playing the flute is probably the closest hip-hop has ever been to a flute. Ha, ha! Anyways, if you have never seen really talented beatboxers, you are missing out. Well, here are four videos selected to provide the most amazing proof of what the human can do.

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