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9/28/23 DEBATE SPECIAL: Winners And Losers Of Second GOP Debate, Trump Holds Rally At Non Union Plant, New Menendez Accusations, Fetterman Loses Senate Dress Code, Cenk Uygur Floats Potential 2024 Run
Sep 28, 2023
Join Ryan Grim, a seasoned journalist, Emily Jashinsky, a sharp political commentator, and the dynamic Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, as they dissect the recent GOP debate highlights. They analyze the candidates' mixed performances, dive into Trump’s rally at a non-union plant, and discuss new allegations facing Senator Menendez. The conversation also touches on changing union dynamics and the potential impact of younger voters on the 2024 elections, emphasizing the urgent need for grassroots campaigns to invigorate the political landscape.
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Quick takeaways
- The second GOP primary debate lacked substantive disagreement and policy differences among the candidates, making it weak and unengaging.
- Attempts by other candidates to challenge Donald Trump's absence and gain support fell short compared to his ability to command attention and maintain a loyal following.
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Lack of Contrast and Substance in the Debate
The Republican candidates in the debate failed to provide any substantial disagreement or contrast in their responses. The questions, while framed from a left-wing perspective, did not effectively lead to meaningful discussions or policy differences. The candidates largely agreed on topics such as transgender issues, crime, and the economy, leaving little room for substantive debate. The lack of contrast made the debate feel weak and unengaging.
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