Edwards and Obama Also Given Representation At CNN GOP Debate

According to a fox news report, retired Brigadier General Kerr (a member of the a Hillary Clinton steering committee for homosexual rights) was not the only one to quiz GOP presidential while having an undisclosed connection to the campaigns of Democratic presidential hopefuls. (READ RELATED KERR STORY)

Ted Faturos, 20, a student at University of California, San Diego, asked a question about corn subsidies. It turns out the urban studies and planning major also worked as an intern for Democratic Rep. Jane Harman.

A woman who identified herself as Journey from Texas asked the candidates about whether they would prosecute women and doctors if abortion were made illegal and the practice continued. After the debate, she promptly posted a YouTube video wearing a John Edwards '08 T-shirt.

Leeann Anderson, asked about the danger of lead toys from China. Anderson, an activist on the issue, is reportedly an assistant to Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers of America. The union endorsed Edwards earlier this month, and Anderson's question is posted on the steelworkers' YouTube page next to a picture of Edwards.

David McMillan, a screenwriter from Los Angeles who asked the candidates why they thought the vast majority of African Americans don't vote Republican, has pictures of himself on his website attending a fundraiser for Barack Obama as well as several parodies bashing current and former Bush administration officials Dick Cheney, Karl Rove and Alberto Gonzales.

As developments continue, many viewers are left wondering if CNN was more concerned about stacking the deck against the GOP candidates than obtaining answers for voters with legitimate interests in the candidates' positions.
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