[P-Marlowe]

Too bad nobody watched it. Personally I refused watch CNBC (a station I have never watched) but I was right in my prediction that the questions would all be gotcha questions designed to put the candidates on the defensive or to start a food fight between the candidates.

Whoever approved of these debates being on these leftist cable news shows and moderated by extreme leftist hacks is an idiot of the highest order.

My thoughts are that Donald Trump should purchase two hours of block time on some obscure cable channel and then invite all the viable candidates to join him in a debate moderated by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin.

The ratings would probably go through the roof.

[Charlemagne on the Fox]

My thoughts are that Donald Trump should purchase two hours of block time on some obscure cable channel and then invite all the viable candidates to join him in a debate moderated by Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin. The ratings would probably go through the roof.

Post of the day! What a great idea--the mind boggles.

[xzins]

It's a good idea, except I wouldn't use my money to give my opponents a chance to take a shot at me. They'd have to pony up some cash of their own.

I watched it, and my immediate reactions were:

Scoring the Debate: And the Winners are....

[Ditter]

I started watching last night but the CNBC moderators and their stupid questions made me so mad, I quit watching and came to FR.

[dhs12345]

Me neither. But I watched and it was a very good debate.

The candidates did very well amongst themselves and in general against the biased panel. I was proud.

Contrast the debate last night with the Democrat debate of a few weeks ago. It is clear to me which party are the winners and which party are the losers.

I almost pity Hillary. Not!