Iowa GOP Debate - Lufkin, TX

[luther covington]

was the clearest on foreign policy and monetary reform.

[Donald Jefferys]

Ron Paul has been talking about the real issues for a long time now. What he has been talking about since the 1980's has all come to be. We need a president who knows whats going on and knows how to fix it.

[Marilyn Larsion]

I agree with him on ending the fed and the reasons for wars. War is a business that many profit from. The fed is not a government entity and should not be printing money or determining interest rates or supplying money to who knows who.

[Emma Briggs]

Gingrich: knowledgeable, forcible, perceptive...his background gives him a head start. He was quick and decisive.

[Bob Downs]

Confronted the "stupid" and "useless" gotcha questions so often asked by the news nerds. Also, was clearly the superior intellect.

[Jason]

He showed the most leadership.

[Zac D]

As the superlative and most-forward thinking option for the conservative think-tank Gingrich presents the most substantive, forward-progress, and fair approaches to resolve issues of the day. His confidence is resounding, as always, and while his ego is not looked upon with favor there is NO doubting his opinions are viable and/or positive for the sustainability of these United States.

Ron Paul is too emotion-filled and argumentative, yet his supporters are adamant and keeping his numbers high,

Herman Cain is a brilliant businessman with head-on thinking and problem-resolution to the "t." He has some of the best ideas and best understanding for the fiscal parts of the issues yet his ideas on the social parts of politics are under scrutiny and will be until he defines his stances, permanently and thoroughly.

Romney tries to differentiate himself from Obama, but can not do so to the point where people believe him. His record is poor and his recent outbursts and political gaffes will begin his downfall.

Bachmann is too busy trying to show what she has accomplished while defending herself from a raucous and Lilliputian Pawlenty.

Hunstman, Pawlenty, and Santorum all lack the proper form of passion needed for a leadership role as the president of the United States and will continue to keep miniscule favor from the leaders in this race.

[Billy Hudgins]

Ron Paul is the best for following the constitution as it was written. That is something we really need now.