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Fox Debate: Trump against the "World?!"

righteousdude2

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All eyes will be on Thursday's Fox News Debate as the opponents lined up against Trump will be more than Cruz and Rubio. Look for the Fox pitbull and her fellow panel members unleash their hidden agenda ( underwritten by the GOP elites) to make Trump look even worse than he did just last week in the "war or insulting words" with his two closest rivals.

If Trump can keep his cool, and start acting presidential by sticking to the issues and not the insults, he could actually surprise the viewers and put this primary season to bed.

Do you think Trump can hold up under the gang attack in Detroit on Thursday?
 
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Zaac

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I was even more disgusted than I was from this past weekends antics. Was this intended to be serious? And the moderators were gunning for Trump as much as was the other candidates.

No more Fox debates. That was AWFUL!
 
righteousdude2

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Zaac said:
I was even more disgusted than I was from this past weekends antics. Was this intended to be serious? And the moderators were gunning for Trump as much as was the other candidates.

No more Fox debates. That was AWFUL!
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Hold your breath world. Look up, the sky is still above you. Zaac and I finally agree on something. I guess miracles still happen.
 
Crabtownboy

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Zaac

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I see this again as doing nothing but helping Trump. As long as the other three remain in the race, stuff like this will solidify his current support and probably steal some support from the others. People are becoming more and more alarmed at the lengths the establishment, and whatever the Cruz supporters are calling themselves, are going to. And somebody needs to start reminding the moderators that in a "debate", they are to ask questions and guide the intercourse. They ARE NOT supposed to be providing statistics and graphics about what a candidate has said.

It's just a bad look.
 
777

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No, he didn't:

POLL: Who won the 11th GOP debate?
Donald Trump 62.15% (27,862 votes)

John Kasich 22.32% (10,006 votes)

Ted Cruz 8.8% (3,945 votes)

Marco Rubio 6.72% (3,014 votes)

Total Votes: 44,827


but it means nothing anyway.
 
InTheLight

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777 said:
No, he didn't:

POLL: Who won the 11th GOP debate?
Donald Trump 62.15% (27,862 votes)

John Kasich 22.32% (10,006 votes)

Ted Cruz 8.8% (3,945 votes)

Marco Rubio 6.72% (3,014 votes)

Total Votes: 44,827


but it means nothing anyway.
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Let me guess....Drudge Report?
 
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Crabtownboy said:
Hillary won the debate. The clowns lost.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Donald Trump, made possible by Obamacare and Amnesty. Without those two issues, he most certainly would have had no support.

You Dems made him, and it appears there's no weapon you can wield against him without indicting practically every one of your candidates and party members serving in Washington.

And it looks like that in this election, the Republicans will be granting the same license to their potential candidate that the you Dems granted to yours.

And it scares you ####less.
 
JonC

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I watched part of the debate, but when it deteriorated into juvenile bantering I changed the channel. Obviously I saw very little beyond the introduction, but what I did see gave me pause considering any of the debaters as actually becoming President. President of a high school club…maybe….but President of the United States? All that did for me was check off a couple of possibilities I might have supported (Trump fell off my radar weeks ago, Curz last week, and now Rubio). I don't know enough about Kasich to form an opinion, except that at least he looks like an adult (I didn't see him acting the fool in front of the world like the other three).
 
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