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A look at some of the GOP presidential candidates' positions during the CBS News/National Journal debate in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Saturday, Nov. 12. 2011.

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Romney,Gingrich back war to keep Iran from nukes

During the CBS News/National Journal foreign policy debate, Republican presidential candidates explain the measures they would take to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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by DocD--2008 November 13, 2011 7:25 PM EST: it is online in full... at CBS.com

And just what we don't need, more war mongers...; Reply to this comment


by graceflorida November 13, 2011 8:07 AM EST: CBS where is Ron Paul in this debate?
If you don't include all candidates with equal time you are not responsible media.
You don't care.; Reply to this comment


by RichardKClinton November 13, 2011 4:04 AM EST: The is only one group that has a lower public opinion than congress, thats mainstream media. Have any of you actually seen how a real debate works? Try looking it up.; Reply to this comment


by Seantbr November 13, 2011 1:29 AM EST: Romney says that Obama should've "covertly" assisted the Iranian dissidents in Iran. How does he know that we haven't? Isn't that sort of the definition of "covert," that a former Governor of Massachusetts with no security clearance wouldn't know about it?; Reply to this comment


by R3public November 13, 2011 1:10 AM EST: CBS News has disgraced itself in the irresponsible manner in which it managed the debate yesterday. Its editors are perhaps the only ones who know for sure why they purposefully silenced the word of Dr. Ron Paul, and surely the American People are the poorer for it. One can only hope that the American People will seek and obtain the information they need from other sources, bypassing the dinosaur bought-and-paid-for media prostitutes and therewith vote to close the doors of the anachronism that is CBS News.; Reply to this comment


by McClarinJ November 13, 2011 12:43 AM EST: Too bad you skipped over Ron Paul for responding to Jim DeMint's question on specific budget cuts. The others are rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Paul is trying to keep the ship from heading for the ocean floor. His Plan to Restore America would cut $1 trillion and eliminate five departments in the first year.; Reply to this comment


by foreverhear November 12, 2011 11:50 PM EST: Why not have the debate available on line in full??.. I mean since it live steamed was like ****..or because of your bias candidate coverage??; Reply to this comment

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