Courtesy of Think Progress:
During the second hour of the GOP debate in South Carolina on Saturday, the conversation went beyond anything ever seen in a Republican debate.
After the six men hurled insults back and forth, the debate took a steep dive into chaos around when Cruz hit Trump for previously supporting liberal policies.
“The next president is going appoint one, two, three, four Supreme Court Justices,” Cruz said. “If Donald Trump is president, he will appoint liberals. If Donald Trump is president… your Second Amendment will go away. You know how I know that?”
CBS moderator John Dickerson cut him off.
“Hold on gentlemen. I’m going to turn this car around,” Dickerson said.
"I'm going to turn this car around." Seriously?
These are supposed to be grown men, and they are acting like children fighting over a Gameboy in the backseat of their parent's car.
The above exchange, and when Marco Rubio accused Ted Cruz of not speaking Spanish were my two favorite moments of the debate.
And by favorite, I mean moments when I hope that those watching turn to each other and say "Well we certainly cannot let any of these idiots near the White House."
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During the second hour of the GOP debate in South Carolina on Saturday, the conversation went beyond anything ever seen in a Republican debate.
After the six men hurled insults back and forth, the debate took a steep dive into chaos around when Cruz hit Trump for previously supporting liberal policies.
“The next president is going appoint one, two, three, four Supreme Court Justices,” Cruz said. “If Donald Trump is president, he will appoint liberals. If Donald Trump is president… your Second Amendment will go away. You know how I know that?”
CBS moderator John Dickerson cut him off.
“Hold on gentlemen. I’m going to turn this car around,” Dickerson said.
"I'm going to turn this car around." Seriously?
These are supposed to be grown men, and they are acting like children fighting over a Gameboy in the backseat of their parent's car.
The above exchange, and when Marco Rubio accused Ted Cruz of not speaking Spanish were my two favorite moments of the debate.
And by favorite, I mean moments when I hope that those watching turn to each other and say "Well we certainly cannot let any of these idiots near the White House."
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