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My $0.02?

Trump come out of the debate OK as long as he didn't screw up. He didn't, so I suppose that makes him the winner.

Everyone is talking about how well Fiorina did - makes me wonder if I was watching the same debate. To me, she came off as a rude, nasty, know-it-all. About as far from presidential material as you can get.

IMO, Carson was the loser. Nice guy. Nice stories. Not presidential.

Kasich screwed up when he said that he'd trust Iran on this latest nuclear deal. Idiot. Confirmed for me that he's a Dem, just running as a republican.

Bush screwed up on his 2nd amendment question when he talked about the need to have "hearings" to determine "competency" in order to bear arms. I'm amazed that conservatives haven't buried him with that statement, yet. Maybe because its not worth the time, since his candidacy is about over.

The rest? No one really distinguished themselves. Christie talked a good fight, but it was 100% BS. Just sounded nice. Cruz looked the most presidential, but didn't really stand out. "Shuffling the deck chairs" was a quote I read. Apt.

Hopefully, we'll see the race consolidate some.

Everyone is talking about how well Fiorina did - makes me wonder if I was watching the same debate. To me, she came off as a rude, nasty, know-it-all.

CNN ran a clip of her blinking in response to Trump talking about the 30,000 who lost jobs at HP. Even CNN commented that the rapid blinking indicated that Trump was hitting a nerve.

After the last debate, Kasich rose -- according to the media. Recall that FoxNews promoted him at the last minute to the main debate.

After this debate, Fiorina rose -- according to the media. Note that CNN had to expand the cut-off number to get her moved to the main debate.

Different candidates, same objective: Get Trump!

Trump is still standing, so their objective has failed again.

Just last week, Carson was about to overtake Trump. Last night, he barely moved the meter. He is just not that impressive when one listens to him and understands his more moderate positions.