The official ATS GOP debate discussion

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: roadgravel

Hit the nail on the head there.

Shoot barry even held them a bit longer then what the bush admin had planned.

Just more of the circular BS from politicians. It's a no win in today's world. Every one blames some one else. No one want to accept their own part.

Trump gave money to most of the people on the stage. lol


He pretty much said he owns them.


Maybe he just wants to shake up politics.

Mike Huckabee talking about the size of the federal government. Power shifting back to the states, wants to get rid of the IRS.

Ben Carson talking about tithing. Interesting makes sense.

Government taxation based on tithing?

OK.........

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
Trump just admitted he can be bought!

Yes he did.

Good catch.

Been saying this for MONTHS and no one would listen, except my liberal friends (and sometimes adversaries) on ATS

I feel vindicated in less than an hour on everything ive said about Trump

Including his meltdown as soon as it came to debates

See Sremmos and Introvert, im not THAT ignorant.....

Screw bush and common core

originally posted by: buni11687
I did get in a bit late but it seems more like they're mostly swiping at eachother and using quick lines against others (like just now when Walker quickly swiped Clinton).

Basically calling each other on their BS

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
Trump just admitted he can be bought!

Yes he did.

Good catch.

I am not on his side, but what he actually admitted is that as a business man, he pays for political favors. AND he said that was wrong. So, I agreed with him on that point.

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

See Sremmos and Introvert, im not THAT ignorant.....

I've been saying the same thing.

Good on you.

a reply to: introvert

Right, I agree with the thought but hate how he gets to his reasoning.

Jeb Bush talking about education and common core. Says it's state responsibility. Statewide voucher programs and school choice.

Marco Rubio talking about problems with common core.

originally posted by: gwynnhwyfar

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
Trump just admitted he can be bought!

Yes he did.

Good catch.

I am not on his side, but what he actually admitted is that as a business man, he pays for political favors. AND he said that was wrong. So, I agreed with him on that point.

But he admitted that he still takes advantage of it.

I heard Trump say he buys people (gives money) and expects something in return.

Hard to follow when the feed keeps stopping.

originally posted by: Grimpachi
Trump gave money to most of the people on the stage. lol


He pretty much said he owns them.


Maybe he just wants to shake up politics.

No he said he would give money to anyone that helps HIM

Again he can be bought......

So much for Trump not being a politician an dtherefore being a better option lol

He doesnt stand on principle at all, he stands on his own pocket book...

Just like ive always said....

Serious disdain for that guy

It's recording on my DVR right now. I'm going to let it finish recording before I watch it...gotta get my snacks and whatnot ready.

Phew, my arms are getting sore from typing on a virtual keyboard!

I'm no pro blogger, just trying to keep up.

originally posted by: ChiefD
Mike Huckabee talking about the size of the federal government. Power shifting back to the states, wants to get rid of the IRS.

Ben Carson talking about tithing. Interesting makes sense.

Dont believe Huckabee on that really.......

Rand has hit hard on the IRS for years and years and years......Mike is a johnny come lately with no history of it

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

I feel vindicated in less than an hour on everything ive said about Trump

Including his meltdown as soon as it came to debates

I would have to agree, you called this one from a mile off.

I just hope the 20 some odd percent are seeing his true colors.

I'm also concerned that one of the candidates said that the states must meet the demands of the Fed on education. What makes that different than what's happening now?