September 17, 201511 yr CNN made this worse than I thought they could. Rubio, Cruz, Fiorina, Bush, Carson, and Kasich with Trump thrown in for the entertainment value. The rest have no chance or don't deserve a chance.
September 17, 201511 yr Seems like I'm one of the few, but I really do like Christie and I thought he did well for the time he received tonight. He wasn't the best, but I think he was top three. I am a big fan of Dr. Carson, but I can't see him winning this. Carly was very solid. Christie is AWFUL and would be AWFUL for the country.
September 17, 201511 yr CNN made this worse than I thought they could. Rubio, Cruz, Fiorina, Bush, Carson, and Kasich with Trump thrown in for the entertainment value. The rest have no chance or don't deserve a chance. Cruz is a pompous jack-wagon. He has zero chance, he'd actually be worse than Trump would be, which is an accomplishment in and of itself.
September 17, 201511 yr In reading some tweets this morning I did like Carly's answer to the question about which female the candidate would put on the $10 bill. I thought her answer was better than saying Margaret Thatcher.
September 17, 201511 yr CNN made this a spectacle. No clue how this affects the polls. Trump always says nothing with a side of braggadocio and that's done nothing but good for him so far. Bush sounds like he's scared of his own shadow. Don't know how he will survive. Fiorina is great on her feet but no idea how she's received. I don't know. Bingo!!
September 17, 201511 yr Bush Kasich Rubio Trump (only included to name get to 5) Carson (same as Trump)
September 17, 201511 yr Do we all agree it STILL comes down to a few key states? Can Donald Trump really win Ohio/Colorado/Florida/Virginia? Thoughts on the premise or the answer?
September 17, 201511 yr The format of having 10 candidates on stage, each competing for face time, doesn't work. Way too much much confusion for the average GOP voter, as we've seen in the comments in this thread. As far as Wireman's question, four of the top five will be the candidates who have raised the most money. That's how the game is played.
September 17, 201511 yr The format of having 10 candidates on stage, each competing for face time, doesn't work. Way too much much confusion for the average GOP voter, as we've seen in the comments in this thread. As far as Wireman's question, four of the top five will be the candidates who have raised the most money. That's how the game is played. 100% agree
September 17, 201511 yr Rubio is the best candidate to beat Hillary. I came away impressed by Rubio last night.
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