gut;1745138 wrote:I'm surprised Fiorina has made that big a move, since I'd assume not many people watched the debates (much less the first one).
I also didn't see anything in Ben Carson's performance to justify that kind of bump....but LOL maybe his tithe "tax rate" struck a chord with the right-wing religious nuts.
I still think Trump's numbers are a good chunk of people trying to send a message to the other candidates and eventual nominee. The thought of that asshole anywhere near the Presidency should scare the hell out of any non-moron.
I don't understand the Carson thing either. He barely made the cut to that main debate, didn't get to speak for nearly an hour, and now he's almost near the top of the GOP candidates?
Why?
Edit: on the bright side, at least America is starting to see through these "typical" politicians. Two of the top three in that poll aren't career politicians. Even Fiorina was a former business CEO. If Obama's 8 years did any good, it's that hopefully people see why voting in the best public speaker and career politician usually turns out bad.