Official 3/3 GOP debate thread

#102
#102
Burhead said:
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The frick is that thing?
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I don't know but he ate it
 
#103
#103
Rubio is done. He's the only one who doesn't hear the fat lady singing, and that's because he's spending too much time whining about Trump.
 
#110
#110
I'm going to relate this to something I'm familiar with.... When you interview candidates, you don't ask them what they're going to do. They'll just bull**** you with what you want to hear. And that's exactly what you get in politics. These "plans" are all bull****.

You interview candidates what they've done and why they've done it.

Based on merit alone, people like Marco Rubio have nothing. No real accomplishment. He's a terrible candidate
 
#111
#111
volfanjustin said:
He knows he can't win anymore so if his goal is to damage trump and hopefully bring a brokered convention he is ok by me.
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A brokered convention is the end of the GOP. It would better to roll with a Trump nomination than to give a big finger to the people.
 
#113
#113
golfballs said:
I'm going to relate this to something I'm familiar with.... When you interview candidates, you don't ask them what they're going to do. They'll just bull**** you with what you want to hear. And that's exactly what you get in politics. These "plans" are all bull****.

You interview candidates what they've done and why they've done it.

Based on merit alone, people like Marco Rubio have nothing. No real accomplishment. He's a terrible candidate
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Which makes Kasich the most qualified. Governors make better candidates than senators.
 
#114
#114
gcbvol said:
He simply cannot play this game. He comes off trying to out Trump Trump.
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Right after he got done calling Trump a con man he complained Trump went to personal attacks by calling him little.

Rubio should have stuck to policy.

Bottomline is other than Kasich I really wouldn't support any of these guys
 
#117
#117
Burhead said:
A brokered convention is the end of the GOP. It would better to roll with a Trump nomination than to give a big finger to the people.
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I think at a brokered convention, Trump would still come out on top. But I also believe he would have to "give and take" with the mainstream GOP in order to do so.
 
#118
#118
Well trump just admitted his policy positions are really a black box. He just changed his position in the middle of the debate.

Tumpeter translation: I said different stuff to the NYT, and I better start to close the gap
 
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#120
#120
golfballs said:
I'm going to relate this to something I'm familiar with.... When you interview candidates, you don't ask them what they're going to do. They'll just bull**** you with what you want to hear. And that's exactly what you get in politics. These "plans" are all bull****.

You interview candidates what they've done and why they've done it.

Based on merit alone, people like Marco Rubio have nothing. No real accomplishment. He's a terrible candidate
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I agree.

I also hate the "will you pledge to do "x" right now". That is not the job of a reporter. There job is to ask questions not stake out positions for candidates to subscribe to.
 
#123
#123
DC_Vol said:
Well trump just admitted his policy positions are really a black box. He just changed his position in the middle of the debate.

Tumpeter translation: I said different stuff to the NYT, and I better start to close the gap
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Honestly this confirms why I wasn't as concerned about him as the people freaking out. He's saying what I thought - stake out a negotiating position then work towards a deal.
 
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