Tim Scott uses union question to hit Biden on border
Why do the moderators insist on speechifying (in a question bizarrely split up between all three of them)?
Was there a question buried in there somewhere?
Tim Scott already talking like a senator, going on about Finance Committee hearings.
Scott’s a tremendous senator, but he still sounds like a senator.
The Reagan library auditorium should be called the PATCO Memorial Auditorium.
I spy NR friend Karol Markowicz in the front row of the audience in the audience.
A better opening question for this debate — the general state of anxiety in the country — than the first debate: Candidates, do you or do you not like the song?
“Keep it civilized,” Stuart Varney warns. Good luck, moderators!
We should hear for these candidates on many topics having nothing to do with Donald Trump. But here’s the question I’d ask about Trump if I was the moderator:
Trump is far ahead in the polls. Lots of Republican voters have voted for him twice, or three times if you count the 2016 primaries. Sure, some Republican voters are on the Trump Train all the way, and some are done with him. But a lot are considering him but not sold. Why should they change horses? And if so, how are you different?
Just arrived in Detroit. Hotel room TV was already set to Fox News. This is clearly not NY. Even if it’s Whitmerland.
I predict she’s the Democratic nominee for president when all is said and done, for what it’s worth.
Dan, we may not have an inflatable Trump substitute, but reportedly unsuccessful Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is at the Reagan Library, lobbying to be on stage as a stand-in for Donald Trump.