Posted on 11/12/2015 1:41:20 PM PST by EveningStar
Tuesday's Republican presidential debate wasn't the most entertaining, but it was the most educational. The two-hour session gave the candidates a chance to critique the Obama record, as well as tease out the GOP's economic fault lines.
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If there are no disagreements, we are said to be “monolithic,” to hold “cookie-cutter positions.”
Unlike the Democrats who walk goosestep on everything.
The WSJ attacks Trump between one and three times in it’s editorial section EVERY SINGLE DAY.
Thanks to the Chamber of Commerce buying the rubber-stamping of it’s entire Wish List for the past twenty years (whether it was good for the country or not), classic free market Conservative Republican economics are all but unsellable to the general population.
Trump is about as close as we can come and hope to win IMO.
You are right on. Conservative economics with a win/win spirit, of a balance of power between unions and capital, with an understanding that with the greed of today’s Rino economists that soon no one willbe able to buy Capital’s productions is lost on the WSJ. Cruz, Rubio, et al. Trump is close, imperfect as he is.
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