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Well then, perhaps you should take this up with Obama. He apparently doesn't know that.
It's a little late, don't you think? It's funny you embrace whining from some, but not from others? How come? Partisan?
i wrote in Ron Paul in 2008 & 2012 so I did what I could.
He said what he came to say, and never cried about being treated unfairly, and he also did not spent much time talking about the other candidates.
He is a good example of a serious candidate. I cannot take the whiners seriously.
I won't vote for Trump, but he handled it well. He called them out, and then he spoke about his views. Cruz spent his entire turn to cry about unfair mods.
I agree that some of the questions were lousy gotcha?. I wouldn't have had any problems with my gal Hill being ask about her age, or her weaknesses etc. Why whine about such a question seriously, because not all the questions were like that the whole debate, get over it. Cooper hit Hillery hard and I was surprised by that. It seemed almost attacking to me, like he was trying to prove he was tough. But, if she wants the job then she should take any hard hitting or lousy Gotcha questions that comes along. I want the POUTUS to be strong and can take the heat which ever side gets the job. The Rs that whine about it look weak imo.
Republicans are "whiners?" Trump was ask if he was "running a comic book campaign." Was that a legitimate question?
Do you really need to see listed a litany of the absurd, childish and, yes, comic-book comments that Trump has made during this campaign? If one is going to make childish and immature comments about others, then they should expect to be asked questions in that regard.
Republicans are "whiners?" Trump was ask if he was "running a comic book campaign." Was that a legitimate question?
Trumps answer was a good example of how to deal with such questions without looking like a whiner. He called out the mods by calling them rude, and that took about 5 seconds, but then he spent the remaining 55 seconds to explain why his campaign was a serious one. Cruz, in the other hand, spent his entire 60 seconds on whining, and then he whined some more because they told him his time was up.
Trump handled for FOX mods the same way. He told them they were being rude, but then he went on to say what he came to say.
Contrast that [Coopers questions to Clinton] with the question that set off Ted Cruz’s rant:
“Congressional Republicans, Democrats and the White House are about to strike a compromise that would raise the debt limit, prevent a government shutdown and calm financial markets that fear of—another Washington-created crisis is on the way.
“Does your opposition to it show that you’re not the kind of problem-solver American voters want?”
In response to that substantive question about an issue a lot of people care about, Cruz used up his entire time lamenting that they weren’t “talking about the substantive issues people care about,” and didn’t bother to answer.
Do you really need to see listed a litany of the absurd, childish and, yes, comic-book comments that Trump has made during this campaign? If one is going to make childish and immature comments about others, then they should expect to be asked questions in that regard.
But this thread isnt about Trumps comments, and even if one disagrees with them, shouldnt a debate moderator, moderating for Presidential candidates, hold themself up to better standards?
Changing the subject to "but Trump", doesnt justify the actions of the debate moderators, even if you like to pretend its ok
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