The Republican primary debate stage may be as crowded as the jam session at an Andrews family reunion, but, so far, there has been one convenient oversight. Buddy Roemer thought he was doing everything he needed to suck up to the Republican Party. He announced early. He left his home state for New Hampshire. He let Stephen Colbert call him grandpa. But, for all the sacrifice, he still hasn't gotten a chance to go on TV, and take potshots at Mitt Romney.

The rules that govern the debates say candidates have to have support from 4 percent of the Party, a poll number Roemer has apparently not reached yet. To protest this act, Roemer's campaigns dialed its Louisiana roots. While e-mail isn't quite the same as a pulpit, campaign manager Carlos Sierra seems to be a dash red-hot in his response to Roemer's lack of invite to the Sept. 7 Republican clash.

According to the Daily Caller, Sierra made his subject line: "Bullshit Rules!' First, he says it's ridiculous that the former Louisiana governor and Congressman won't be allowed in the debate. Then, he rips into the other candidates.

"It’s laughable and disappointing that there will be someone on stage whose ignorant mind compared homosexuality to bestiality," he writes, "the Godfather of Obamacare will also be allowed to defend his unconstitutional law; there will be a former pizza chain executive who discriminates against the Muslim faith; and there will be someone on stage who thinks it’s more important to vacation in Hawaii than to campaign for the most important office of the free world. I don’t know about you, but I’m truly disgusted by our system right now."

Roemer has yet to take part in a debate.