Kasech came off pretty well to me, also. I was much more impressed with Rand Paul, however. He'll never be allowed to get the nomination, but he seemed the most sane and problem-oriented candidate on the stage.
I missed the early debate but I'm hearing that Carly did well.
A business degree does not make you a good political candidate.
FOX did their best to make Trump look bad. But that might not affect the Trump supporters.
carly was the only one to mention the phone call
between trump and clinton in may
perot elected the first clinton
and
trump will elect the second one
yes, the voters are that stupid
trump will have a president in his back pocket
Carly clearly won her debate and spanked Rick Perry.
Intelligence is a beautiful thing in a debate.
Trump clearly won the debate although some can't admit that.
Huckabee performed above expectations as did Dr. Carson.
Cruz was the toughest on our enemies, and it did not go unnoticed that the Fox clowns deliberately did not give Trump any national security questions. They did not want him looking tough.
No surprise there. I would love to see a more moderate conservative come out of the primaries here. That is the only way I see the Repubs having a shot.No, he looks like a pompous windbag who clearly avoided the legitimate debate questions posed to him.
A moderate republican, like John McCain, Mitt Romney, or Bob Dole? A moderate will have no shot. Our elections are more about turn-out that who the majority of people want, since the majority of people don't even vote. A moderate will not get a good turn-out from their side. Obama's not a moderate and he excited the left.No surprise there. I would love to see a more moderate conservative come out of the primaries here. That is the only way I see the Repubs having a shot.
Problem is the conservative base is shrinking, minority groups continue to be turned off by the candidates that hit the front page. They need to get some of those groups back before they can even think about picking out the wallpaper in the Oval Office.A moderate republican, like John McCain, Mitt Romney, or Bob Dole? A moderate will have no shot. Our elections are more about turn-out that who the majority of people want, since the majority of people don't even vote. A moderate will not get a good turn-out from their side. Obama's not a moderate and he excited the left.
do you think trump has a deal with the clintons?
In addition to every minority.Donald Trump will WIN BIG!
A select group of conservatives are attracted to "The Donald," but the chances of expanding his base to include those moderates necessary to win a national election is negated every time he opens his mouth.
Donald Trump will WIN BIG!
A select group of conservatives are attracted to "The Donald," but the chances of expanding his base to include those moderates necessary to win a national election is negated every time he opens his mouth.
I find that highly unlikely since Trump doesn't support their political interests.You are obviously unaware of the Democrats and
Republicans and Independents near the borders that
support Trump. They are millions, they are legion.
You are obviously unaware of the Democrats and
Republicans and Independents near the borders that
support Trump. They are millions, they are legion.
If there are "millions" and "legions" that support Trump, there are even more "millions" and larger "legions" that would refuse to vote for him!Even in the Republican Party, Trump’s characterizations reflect a minority view. Among Republicans, 66 percent say undocumented immigrants from Mexico are mainly honest, while 19 percent say they are mainly undesirable.
There is clear resistance to his candidacy within the party. A majority (54 percent) say his views do not reflect the core values of the Republican Party.
If Trump were to receive the GOP nomination, 62 percent of Americans say they definitely would not consider voting for him. In contrast, just over 4 in 10 say they would definitely not consider voting for Clinton, Bush or Sanders.
Trump, however, could become a factor if he were to leave the GOP race and run for president as an independent. The survey shows that in a hypothetical three-way race, Clinton is at 46 percent, Bush is at 30 percent and Trump is at 20 percent among registered voters.
Trump takes more support away from Bush than Clinton in such a contest. In a head-to-head matchup, Clinton tops Bush by 50 percent to 44 percent among registered voters.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...d2e0d0-2ef8-11e5-8f36-18d1d501920d_story.html
Donald Trump on Friday night attacked Fox News host Megyn Kelly for menstruating. "She had blood coming out of her eyes. Or blood coming out of her whereever," Trump told CNN's Don Lemon about her questioning of him at Thursday night's debate. "You call women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals," she said. "Hours later, Trump retweeted a statement calling Kelly a "bimbo." On CNN, he called Kelly a "lightweight" and unprofessional. Last month in an exchange with another female reporter, Trump belittled her. “Come on, try getting it out.” Trump told NBC News's Katy Tur. “Don’t be naïve. You’re a very naïve person.”
I think
that Trump could not be bought like that.