No one would enjoy being called stu­pid but that is what a lot of peo­ple feel about the way the debate was set­up and han­dled yes­ter­day, it was yel­low Jour­nal­ism at its worst.

The ques­tions were at times, (STUPID)

This is some­thing that is hard to under­stand.

The GOP decid­ed that it would not stand for the way that many of the broad­cast media have in the past asked stu­pid ques­tions, yet Fox Did last night and that is a big prob­lem one that could cost the net­work Mil­lions of dol­lars in adver­tis­ing fees as more peo­ple will begin to real­ize just how stu­pid it was.

This is a big issue, the ques­tions, why did they do this, did they not real­ize that Amer­i­cans would see the ques­tions and the for­mat as a bad deci­sion?

What was Fox News Pro­duc­tion think­ing?

Were puz­zled and frankly dumb­found­ed.

What fox did here was basi­cal­ly do the same thing that NBC might have done, though to be fair to Fox NBC would have been a lot worse, how­ev­er were won­der­ing just who was respon­si­ble for this “Stu­pid” method of arriv­ing at a for­mat­ting error and just a huge dis­ap­point­ment.

Megan Kel­ly Suf­fered in the way that she asked some ques­tions because of the invalid for­mat of the ques­tions she asked, they made a big deal about how they had spent hours and hours get­ting up ques­tions.

So, my ques­tion to those “stu­pid” peo­ple behind those ques­tions, what did you do all those hours, drink, get drunk do drugs?  Real­ly because even a fool would not have engaged in ask­ing stu­pid ques­tions like those.

(Sure there were Mil­lions of View­ers, but does that make up for the igno­rance dis­played by Fox?)

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