april 26, 2007 democratic debate

SCARBOROUGH:  John Ridley, who’s the big winner, who’s the big loser? But (INAUDIBLE) one other issue. Where have you been since 1972? SHRUM:  I think that is true.

SCARBOROUGH:  ... introduce her to America. It went somewhere. But I don’t think that he is there to talk about hedge funds in particular. And to be generous to the senator, it is impossible to spend any time here in the bosom of cordiality of South Carolina without hearing yourself talking slightly more like South Carolinians than wherever you happen to be from. FINEMAN:  Well, they may be a little cautious in the straight leads, but it’s clear that the consensus among the reporters that I talked to as I was going around the spin room and the press room was that it was a good night for Hillary Clinton.

Dennis, thank you so much. As a Democrat, I don’t think we need to be beating up other Democrats. CARLSON:  Do you think the Second Amendment applies in the East, also?

He made some mistakes. And even the camera shot was great, as Barack Obama turned around, and --  you know, and I thought stared down Dennis Kucinich. MATTHEWS:  No, the problem with it is, you get the sense that they’re defending the hedge funds. After tonight, you can see why.

We use 22 million barrels of oil a day, 12 million of those barrels are imported. politics.msnbc.com. Every candidate on the stage, as far as I can tell, is in favor of it, wants it to be legal, anyway, is against the Supreme Court’s decision. RIDLEY:  I think the big winner is actually Joe Biden for me. The eight Democratic Presidential candidates during their first debate at South Carolina State University, April 26, 2007.

We had a very, very cordial, very personal, as if that thing we were talking about beforehand, do you really want to show any kind of broad disunity, could be—. It’s many multiples of what it used to be, that ratio.

OBAMA:  We just had Earth Day and we actually organized 3,000 volunteers to plant trees, which... OBAMA:  I thought the tree thing was pretty good. And maybe that’s a good thing. MATTHEWS:  OK.  Let me ask you about the third point that was sort of unanimity—everybody wanted to act tough.
Maybe there’s some envy involved.

SCARBOROUGH:  Michael Crowley, do you think gun control is going to be an issue this campaign?

That’s the only answer, Chris, there is no other. But, if she comports herself as well throughout the rest of this very long campaign as she did this evening, it—she—she is in a very good position to win this race. She’s got to go out every day, and work hard, and make her case. Tone, yes.

-- to raise the issue about a woman candidate and appearance and style and tone? She’s got to earn it.

But then Obama talked a little bit further. And I think—you know, there are ways to look at it. I would propose a resolution deauthorizing the war.

I didn’t see Gravel’s hand, but... MITCHELL:  Nobody raised their hands on impeachment of Dick Cheney.

Winners and losers, Bob Shrum? The president said, If you don’t, in fact, give me what I want without restrictions, what’s going to happen is, I’m going to have to extend the tours of duty of the military, and then very next day, he extended the tours of duty of everybody in Iraq. The emphasis, as you heard there, is on the word truth.

What would you cut in the federal budget? I am saying tactically, were I were a Democratic candidate, I had this history around me, following the Don Imus controversy, following another debate on race over the past several weeks, where people are talking about race—I do find it stunning that nobody seized upon that tonight. We feel great about it. What it’s like not being able to take your kid to a regular family doctor or yourself. MATTHEWS:  Thank you for the vote by name. I thought she was presidential.

He was the leading Democratic fundraiser as far as money that he can spend on the primaries from this first quarter of fundraising. I don’t know that I would make too much of it for a couple of reasons.

And the legacy of which was over a century of segregation. But you do it every day. We will be right back after this with the panel. But not any time in my life. This is the first college that we actually had a debate at.

RIDLEY:  I do not know how else to put it. I think the Second Amendment is an issue that, for many Westerners, it’s a cultural issue. You were down in the spin room. And the business were in, which is to critique it, to demand courage and to determine the person who steps outside the obvious panda bear mode, which is to say the right things to the interests groups, and to say, “You know, we have to get a little tough in the Middle East. I think that it is a very dangerous topic for Americans, and therefore people shy away from it. We got to be relentless in this until we get 60 votes. And, also—and this sounds sort of shallow, too. Alongside Chris Matthews and our panel, I’m Keith Olbermann. So, yes, Americans want to see Hillary Clinton, they want to see Barack Obama, they want to see John Edwards answer these questions forcefully.
I’m allowed. OLBERMANN:  You validate them, in other words, if you do that. There wasn’t any challenging that somebody went off the topic. So you know, substantively, they’re in the right place as well.

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