Question During Debate: 'What Do You Dislike Most About America?'

So, Democrats didn't want to participate in a debate hosted by "right wing" FOX news (sorry, but Fox is simply moderate).
If you want to see slanted questioning, look at the first Republican debate hosted by liberal Chris Matthews. It is so clear by looking at these questions that the focus was on liberal talking points, liberal concerns. It boggles the mind to think that Dems are too afraid to debate where there MIGHT atleast be a few actual hard questions, and Republicans have the integrity and courage to jump right into the fire of a liberal debate.

Some "fair and balanced" questions:

"What do you dislike most about America?'"

The "Interactive Rounds" at the Republican presidential debate, from the Ronald Reagan Library in California and carried live on MSNBC, became an opportunity to raise hostile questions from a left-wing agenda or meant to embarrass the candidates (What's the difference between Shia and Sunni?, How many have been killed or injured in Iraq? etc.)

"Bradley Winter of New York would like to know if there's anything you learned, or regret, during your time as Mayor in your dealings with the African-American community?";

"Thousands of reputable scientists have concluded, with almost certainty, that human activity is responsible for the warming of the Earth. Do you believe global warming exists?"

Later, to Tom Tancredo: "Will you work to protect women's rights, as in fair wages and reproductive choice?"

This is amazing. Can you even imagine someone asking a liberal if they are for partial birth abortion, then have the moderator explain in detail what that was.
Or, ask a question like this, "Mr. Obama, it has been proven that gun control laws lead to an increase in violent crime, can you defend your position to take away American's second Ammendment right to protect themselves"
Or
"Are you willing to apologize to the American people for high gas prices, since you voted against drilling in ANWAR and everywhere else in the United States" or "What will you do to lower gas prices"
ect....

Are you seeing the slant yet?
Do you see the bias?
Of course you don't if you are a liberal. I understand. You are so used to things being slanted left that you think that is center, that is moderate. When you see things get close to the center or actually go slightly Right, it seems so strange and out of place. Conservatives, this is not good. It gives a huge advantage to the Democrats. Just think, if they can every produce an actual good candidate, they could win an election. And even with another bad candidate, they get 2% to 3% advantage in voter fraud, and how many points in the liberal media worth? 5%? 6%