DEBATE DRAWS OUT CANDIDATES ACTWARD SIDES
photo: C. Harrison via CNBC
By: C. Harrison/October 29, 2015/7:56PM
The national consensus on the Republican’s Debate last night was ignominious and the dialogue galling; what a fiasco. The daunting of watching and listening to the candidates forestalling with dogmatic jargons instead of debating the real issues of the day.
At one point it was a slug fest between Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush, where Jeb called out Rubio on his attendance and voting record and Rubio hit back with stale new of Secretary John Kerry’s record….meaning to compare himself to Kerry and others. Rubio also tensionaly, framed his argument to compare his similar up-bringing to that of the Presidents’-this of course will not fly.
Moreover, to our half-slept eyes, we learned further into the debates that nothing they said was news or was worth perking-up our ears for. What we saw was the GOP putting the Government (we the people) on trial, the Media on trial and slamming the President.
According to Bush, who after this week might never see Presidential Sun again...”Because of President Obama, the Country has not moved forward.” What a crock load of crap. And Rubio is now famed for stating, “The Democrats have the ultimate super pack, the media.” Note, Rubio did not mind when he got freebees from the media core over the course of his campaign–mad because Hillary got some attention last week.
Ted Cruz for his part, tried but failed when he pointed out that all the moderators did, was take pop-shots at each of them. Later of course, we learned that the debate was pre-packaged to trash the Media. Trump cried that voters let him down. Christy’s one saving grace did not save him, he pointed out that they were talking about fantasy football too much. “So many things are happening to us and we are talking about fantasy football, are you kidding me,” said the obdurate Christy. Carly Fiorina was off in her own shell and the rest did not make much splash but, Ben Carson got called out on his medical ethics and was the only intemperate character on the stage.
The Republicans were beguile in their presentation in this debate and once again tell half truths. We did not here too much about a progressive agenda for the economy, none spoke out on foreign affairs and how they would handle it. We got nada, zip-nothing. Confuse, they are. The only thing we know for sure is Carson and Trump will keep the front lines.






















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