Honour or Face?

In the GOP debate tonight Ron Paul had an exchange with Huckabee (I think – one of those doofuses anyway) which ended with Huckabee saying the U.S. had to stay in Iraq to save its “honour,” and Paul replying by asking how many more lives had to be lost for the U.S. to “save face.”

On Hannity & Colmes they just now replayed the exchange – cutting off just before Paul’s reply.

Gotta love that fair-and-balanced Fox ….

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4 Responses to Honour or Face?

  1. Administrator September 5, 2007 at 10:24 pm #

    They just did it a second time!

  2. Black Bloke September 5, 2007 at 10:41 pm #

    I can’t wait for this confrontation between Paul and Hannity!

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