The second GOP presidential debate sparked passionate discussions on illegal immigration, China and a wide range of other topics. Here are the winners and losers.
The second GOP presidential debate sparked passionate discussions on illegal immigration, China and a wide range of other topics. Here are the winners and losers:The South Carolina senator was much more forceful than in the first debate, delivering a body-blow attack line against rival Vivek Ramaswamy by accusing the entrepreneur of being “in business with the Chinese Communist Party.
“Joe Biden should not be on the picket line,” Mr. Scott said. “He should be on the southern border, working to close our southern border.”She is one of the most experienced candidates on the stage, and it shows consistently in her views ranging from China policy to overspending in Washington. Now if only she could stop getting sidetracked by her contempt for Mr. Ramaswamy.This was a close call. Mr. Trump’s arrogance in skipping these debates deserves every bit of criticism he’s received.
“I was interrupted by a lot of people here,” Mr. Ramaswamy told the moderators at one point. “I want to be respected.”The man is in second place and not moving. He didn’t do anything in this debate to change that calculus. And then there’s that awkward forced smile. His line about “winning big fights” as governor of Florida wasn’t delivered nearly often enough.
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