Welcome to the Waldorf Hysteria.
This is nothing but fun and games as far as I'm concerned. I'm not even going to vote unless Trump is the nominee.
He's the only one that will go scorched earth and get what he wants. All the rest will capitulate. Either right off the bat like Bush, or fight right up till the end like Cruz,and then, when faced with overwhelming odds, fold. Every single one on that stage but Trump will fold on the major issues like border control and killing babies.
There's only one way to shut the border and defund the baby killers. Shut down the gov't. There is no other way. And Trump is the only one who will do it. At least I think he will.
So what some of you Republicans/"libertarians" are saying is that the Fox clan can't even be unbiased in the role of debate moderators.
Beltway, see my post above. I think Fox's intent was to host a barn-burner. Certainly not to destroy Trump's Candidacy. That would be inconsistent with, and against any red blooded Republican businessman's mantra: "Anything for a dollar, "next quarter's bottom line rocks." Fox is in the business of selling advertising. Please let's not forget that. Therefore they are entertainers. If we don't watch, they don't sell advertising. They succeeded marvelously at entertaining us all. Although the same information was there for the viewers had they been watching Wolf Blitzer moderate. Just a hell of a lot more entertaining. And although truth is the first casualty of politics [and war], I think the Foxy questioners were, amidst the mayhem, able to illicit a smidgen of truth. Kudos to the Foxy three.Fox serves a purpose, but they really hurt themselves last night with their core audience. The questions were what I might have expected from MSNBC. Clearly their intent was to prove to voters that they should ditch Trump, but they were so obviously biased that I think it backfired on them.
They had a chance to explore policy ideas with ten very credible peopel but instead opted to turn it into some sort of Jerry Springer mudwrestling spectacle. Like Rush was saying today, democrats would never get questions like those.
The biggest loser was clearly Megyn Kelly. She is maybe ok interviewing suckups but was way over her head going toe to toe with Trump.
Beltway, see my post above. I think Fox's intent was to host a barn-burner. Certainly not to destroy Trump's Candidacy. That would be inconsistent with, and against any red blooded Republican businessman's mantra: "Anything for a dollar, "next quarter's bottom line rocks." Fox is in the business of selling advertising. Please let's not forget that. Therefore they are entertainers. If we don't watch, they don't sell advertising. They succeeded marvelously at entertaining us all. Although the same information was there for the viewers had they been watching Wolf Blitzer moderate. Just a hell of a lot more entertaining. And although truth is the first casualty of politics [and war], I think the Foxy questioners were, amidst the mayhem, able to illicit a smidgen of truth. Kudos to the Foxy three.
I thought Megan Kelly was awful.
Kasich did OK
Trump did OK
Rubio did Ok
Cruz looked robotic
I think Paul is done.
No mention of Walker? Precisely. And yep, Paul is done.