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On social media, everyone is a joker

"This debate isn't the first time a band of annoying, repetitive guys took the stage at Detroit's Fox Theater. I was subjected to The Wiggles there when my girls were little." -- Matt Friedman of West Bloomfield, on Facebook

Give us your tired, your poor Detroit cheap shot 

Greg Gutfeld, co-host of a Fox News Channel political discussion show called "The Five," discussed the debate from a New York studio before introducing fellow host Kimberly Gulifoyle at the Fox by saying: "Kimberly's still in Detroit, hasn't been mugged yet. Good for you, Kimberly."

She laughed awkwardly and replied: "Detroit is a good place."

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​LeDuff can't resist a stage pose

Hey, who can blame a guy -- especially an incorrigible camera ham --  for seeing what it feels like to stand where a candidate will, particularly if you work for a local affiliate of the host network?

Ladies and gentlemen, that tall, lanky guy with a mustache isn't asking for your votes . . . that we know of.

"Big family wedding brawl," Charlie LeDuff predicts as he tweets this photo. 

At our Facebook page, reader Linda Hughes of Swartz Creek comments: "I'd vote for Charlie."