[ncpatriot]

I love Ben Shapiro.

I wonder how many people watched this debate. I bet a lot. That means many Dims heard what conservatives believe and stand for.

[wita]

Speaking of dems, watching the twitter comments scrolling below the debate was to say the least interesting. Some big names, and not so big making absolutely idiotic comments.

[pgkdan]

I wonder how many people watched this debate. I bet a lot.

Not me. I watched the World Series and am glad I did!

[livius]

It was actually much harder to watch than the other debates - that is, simply to see it. Many people no longer get basic TV and unless your service provider had paid CNBC to carry it, you couldn’t get it on any of the normal streaming services. Several people put up feeds but they were taken down almost immediately by “CNBC copyright” patrols.

[liberalh8ter]

I spoke with my friend this morning, briefly. She is a registered Dem and while fiscally conservative, she is socially liberal. She likes Trump and feels the next President will be a republican. She felt Cruz won the debate and CNBC was awful. FWIW.

[Patton@Bastogne]

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Ben Carson's debate debacle was his own fault ... he was awful ...


Asked if he was associated with the Harlic (sp) nutrition supplememt, Ben carson said the question was an example of media propaganda ...

... and then INCREDIBLY said that he had given two (paid) speeches for the Harlic (sp) company.


I'm sorry. But where I come from taking money from a company in exchange for paid speeches is "indeed" being associated with the company.


Worse still, Ben Carson ended that line of debate questioning with a shit-eating smile that appeared that he didn't give a damn about being truthful.



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