The difference with what happened here compared to Rubio was that he kept getting interrupted, which is why he needed to repeat himself. Rubio said the same thing 5 or 6 times during a free, mostly uninterrupted argument with Christie. It was almost as if Rubio was trying to force Trump to stumble over his works so he can throw in that zinger.
I'm 50 minutes into the debate and nothing of substance has been said.
I thought you couldn't stump the trump? Illuminati confirmed.
[QUOTE=Rangergxi;49816403]I'm 50 minutes into the debate and nothing of substance has been said.[/QUOTE]
[URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gSQg1i_q2g"]rabble[/URL]
Let's dispel this fiction once and for all that Trump got stumped. Trump can never get stumped.
These debates bring me entertainment far beyond normal video programming
Trump doesn't need any help looking like an idiot. The problem is that his support base are also idiots.
Ask the same question over and over, you get the same answer over and over. Weird.
haha what a shitshow
[editline]26th February 2016[/editline]
they are all equally incompetent
God, Cruz's face is really grotesque. Watching him grin and laugh and get excited about the applause is making me physically ill, he's like a wax figure. I get a real sense of uncanny valley when his servos activate and contort his face into a "smile". He just looks so smug and childish. Yikes.
[editline]26th February 2016[/editline]
I mean, you can physically see as he realizes that the audience is supporting him, he looks so giddy and joyful. It's really ruining my day.
[QUOTE=srobins;49816787]God, Cruz's face is really grotesque.[/QUOTE]
it's strange but i cant help but notice that's actually marco rubio you're talking about
THEY'RE ALL THE SAME
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
[QUOTE=srobins;49816787]God, Cruz's face is really grotesque. Watching him grin and laugh and get excited about the applause is making me physically ill, he's like a wax figure. I get a real sense of uncanny valley when his servos activate and contort his face into a "smile". He just looks so smug and childish. Yikes.
[editline]26th February 2016[/editline]
I mean, you can physically see as he realizes that the audience is supporting him, he looks so giddy and joyful. It's really ruining my day.[/QUOTE]
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"Now he's repeating himself"
Rubio knows exactly what he said, that sly motherfucker.
[QUOTE=redBadger;49816395]The difference with what happened here compared to Rubio was that he kept getting interrupted, which is why he needed to repeat himself. Rubio said the same thing 5 or 6 times during a free, mostly uninterrupted argument with Christie. It was almost as if Rubio was trying to force Trump to stumble over his works so he can throw in that zinger.[/QUOTE]
Trump was the first one to interrupt Rubio?
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He looks like a bad version of chandler bing
[QUOTE=Saturn V;49816997]He looks like a bad version of chandler bing[/QUOTE]
Now I want to see a reboot of Friends with the remaining Republican nominees.
It's hard to make 100% unique sentences each fucking time, especially if...your campaign is about certain things, or if you're a teacher teaching certain things.
[quote]I don't repeat myself! I don't repeat myself! Here's the guy who repeats himself. I don't repeat myself.[/quote]
You can't beat Trump at the shitflinging game, Trump wrote the rules
Trump had the most sensible healthcare plan. He was going for a simple reform that used the free market.
However, its still a bad idea. Holy shit though, Carsens plan was crazy.
You would think the people running these debates would invest in the ability to independently mute microphones, it would go a long way into making them less of an absolute shitshow (which while great entertainment is absolutely worthless for helping people decide which candidate they support in any meaningful way).
[QUOTE=DaMastez;49820397]You would think the people running these debates would invest in the ability to independently mute microphones, it would go a long way into making them less of an absolute shitshow (which while great entertainment is absolutely worthless for helping people decide which candidate they support in any meaningful way).[/QUOTE]
It may not be meaningful, but atleast the American people are provided with an opportunity to see who can deliver the most devastating zingers.
Rubio should have done this ages ago.
No amount of debating will keep Donald from winning Super Tuesday
[QUOTE=Zenreon117;49820427]It may not be meaningful, but atleast the American people are provided with an opportunity to see who can deliver the most devastating zingers.[/QUOTE]
If you've got sick zingers, attractiveness and height you get to run countries.
Beats the royal family I guess.
[QUOTE=wystan;49816753]Ask the same question over and over, you get the same non-answer over and over. Weird.[/QUOTE]
fixed that for you
[QUOTE=redBadger;49816395]The difference with what happened here compared to Rubio was that he kept getting interrupted, which is why he needed to repeat himself. Rubio said the same thing 5 or 6 times during a free, mostly uninterrupted argument with Christie. It was almost as if Rubio was trying to force Trump to stumble over his works so he can throw in that zinger.[/QUOTE]
I mean, Trump interrupted Rubio to start with, Rubie was just trying to finish his thing for most of that. And by the time Trump started repeating himself, Rubio wasn't really interrupting him much at all.
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ted cruz looks like his face was made in an unmodded fallout: new vegas character creator
[QUOTE=srobins;49816787]God, Cruz's face is really grotesque. Watching him grin and laugh and get excited about the applause is making me physically ill, he's like a wax figure. I get a real sense of uncanny valley when his servos activate and contort his face into a "smile". He just looks so smug and childish. Yikes.
[editline]26th February 2016[/editline]
I mean, you can physically see as he realizes that the audience is supporting him, he looks so giddy and joyful. It's really ruining my day.[/QUOTE]
ted cruz looks like he's constantly in pain
like hes slowly dying
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