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I think they decided based on Saturday night's clashes. Cruz v. Rubio and Trump v. Bush. As for where to insert Kasich and Carson, I don't think it makes much difference. Kasich did try to sell himself as the "positive" choice in contrast to Trump's passion and anger, so maybe that's why. Plus with Bush and Kasich together you get governor vs. governor.
I predict very low ratings for Gloria Vanderbilt's son except when Trump is on there.
Is that an exaltation of Trump, or swipe at Cooper? His moderation of the first Democratic debate has far and away been the best thus. I'm curious to see how much he fact checks in a one-on-one setting. And in regards to Trump, do you think Cooper will press him for some policy specifics because for all of his posturing and talking, he's said very little of substance.
These town halls are much more interesting than the debates. There are no moderators pitting the candidates against each other like snarling dogs. It's a more relaxed, more interesting atmosphere.
These town halls are much more interesting than the debates. There are no moderators pitting the candidates against each other like snarling dogs. It's a more relaxed, more interesting atmosphere.
It can be, but too often the questions from the audiences are a set up; hand picked.
I predict very low ratings for Gloria Vanderbilt's son except when Trump is on there.
Yeah just like you predicted low ratings when Trump skipped the debate and you were wrong.
If at first you don't succeed try, try again. Miau.
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