From Rand Paul on Democrats presiding over income inequality, Ben Carson on minimum wage and unemployment, Marco Rubio on welders and philosophers, Ted Cruz on wealthiest counties, Bush says Clinton moved left on Keystone, TPP, and Donald Trump & Carly Fiorina on Who met Putin?
That was the extent of the fourth GOP debate that took place in Milwaukee last night of the main candidates on stage. Where they were comparing their resumes to that of the front runner in the Democratic presidential race, Hillary Clinton.
They discussed how they care about the middle class and care about the vets. From not supporting a minimum wage increase, to having a flat tax. Not much can be said of the fourth debate, no fireworks, just the same business as usual and no clear front runner in the field of candidates jockeying for president in the GOP primary.
When the field of candidates narrows, there might be a reason to vote for that person on the GOP side, but until that time they are a long way from finding that person that people will vote for and against the democratic challenger in the fall of 2016..
When the field of candidates narrows, there might be a reason to vote for that person on the GOP side, but until that time they are a long way from finding that person that people will vote for and against the democratic challenger in the fall of 2016..
James Garland
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