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DEBATE: Where’s the Immigration Talk?
Thu, January 10, 2008 - 9:56 PM
Given the events of the last few weeks -- more troops to Afghanistan, upheaval in Pakistan, President Bush in the Middle East -- it's no surprise that this debate has been very foreign policy heavy, but I am surprised that after an hour, we have yet to hear a question about immigration, a key issue for Republican voters in South Carolina.Any other topics you are surprised have not come up tonight yet?
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