He just wants Swiss cheese and barrels of Scotch, it's adorableKim Jong Un would scare me less as POTUS than any of these lunatics.
How long are these debates anyway?
I'd even settle for him sitting at the back and making bad puns.Too damn long; what i wouldn't give for Andrew Neill to walk out and cut this lot down to size. Theres so much time wasted on utter waffle and BS,
He just wants Swiss cheese and barrels of Scotch, it's adorable
'Donald. You have a respectful and diplotmatic relationship with Putin which could help with opening dialogue and co-operation between the two contries. It could head off tension and also lessen the chances of further mexican stand offs'
Can you defend yourself over this Donald?
Feck sake
Wait, where's Carson? Please tell me I didn't imagine him.
Comedy moment of the night Kasich "I believe I will be the nominee" x infinity.
Backstage waiting to be introduced.
Backstage waiting to be introduced.
this hit job is so obvious..its cringeworthy.
it plays into Trump's narative. Wasington cares nothing for You.
Backstage waiting to be introduced.
The only real winner is satireWinners -
Kasich 9/10
Trump 8/10
Cruz 7/10
Rubio 5/10
The only real winner is satire
Hilariously awkward.Very true.
Trump just gave Bill O' the cold shoulder. They used to be best mates as well.
Thought Trump did well TBF. He seemed 'presidential' and tried to rise above the nastiness.
Hilariously awkward.
Expect every question in the post show to be about the bogey man Trump.
The republicans haven't a clue how to combat this. His ratings could even go up after this Fox horror show.
Can't wait to see how they respond if he's confirmed as nominee. Either they look like weak hypocrites or the party splits.Pretty much everyone is trying to bring down Trump now. Even the media is joining in. They were happy enough to give him free air time and enjoy high ratings for months though.
It all seems disingenuous now. It's all too late. The scrutiny should've come months ago.
I think Trump came across quite well and this performance will further endear him to his supporters.
My guess is he continues to rise in the polls.
What passes for highlights, for those people fortunate enough to have missed the debate.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...mpaign=npr&utm_medium=social&utm_term=nprnews
Oh, and i've just seen this pop up on Twitter:
Donald Trump is worse than Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
These attacks by journalists and the political class don't really stick to Trump. He's managed to create a separate construct for himself.
Sessions was ranked by National Journal in 2007 as the fifth-most conservative U.S. Senator, siding strongly with the Republican Party on political issues. He supported the major legislative efforts of the George W. Bush administration, including the 2001 and2003 tax cut packages, the Iraq War, and a proposed national amendment to ban same-sex marriage. However, he was one of 25 senators to oppose the establishment of TARP. He has opposed the Democratic leadership since 2007 on most major legislation, including the stimulus bill, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act. As the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, he opposed both of President Barack Obama's nominees for the Supreme Court.
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In 2005, Sessions spoke at a rally in Washington, D.C. in favor of the War in Iraq that was held in opposition to an anti-war protest held the day before. Sessions said of the anti-war protesters: "The group who spoke here the other day did not represent the American ideals of freedom, liberty and spreading that around the world. I frankly don't know what they represent, other than to blame America first."[22]
In the 109th Congress, Sessions introduced legislation to increase the death gratuity benefit for families of servicemembers from $12,420 to $100,000.[23] The bill also increased the level of coverage under the Servicemen's Group Life Insurance from $250,000 to $400,000. Sessions' legislation was accepted in the Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2005.[24]
Sessions was one of only three senators to vote against additional funding for the VA medical system. He opposed the bill due to cost concerns and indicated that Congress should instead focus on “reforms and solutions that improve the quality of service and the effectiveness that is delivered.”[25]
Oh, and the Trump-is-a-moderate crowd: he just picked this guy as his national security advisor.
Safe to say that the one area where he could have turned out to be less terrible than Hillary (foreign policy) is now gone. He's not a protest statement, he's a danger to democracy.
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