But that debate was heavily criticized by numerous participants, who felt that the moderators emphasized “gotcha” or superficial questions and didn’t let the candidates finish their answers. Fiorina, John Kasich, Trump and Rubio all spoke for more than their fair share of time, if you believe each candidate should have had equal time. Instead, it only included him as a backup choice (along with Pataki, Bobby Jindal, Rick Santorum, and Jim Gilmore) after a respondent said they would prefer an “Other” candidate, beyond the first listing.
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The last Republican debate was on CNBC and many critics panned it because the questions were over the top with liberal bias.
The earlier debate is slated to begin at 7:00 ET on Fox Business Network, and the primetime debate is scheduled to start at 9:00 ET. She said, though, that it will be over substantive issues. A few cable or satellite providers will make FBN available to all subscribers for the debate.
Excluded from both debates are SC Sen. “That’s why on, November 10, the real debate about our economy and our future is only on Fox Business Network”.
Not just Republican fans are eager to see the debate, candidates’ point of views and how they react to accusations, even Democrats are similarly eager to find out who may end up as final Republican candidate to take on Democratic opponent. The undercard will run for an hour starting at 4 p.m. PST.
With Donald Trump coming fresh off a Saturday Nigh Live performance, Detroit-native Ben Carson looking for a more aggressive showing and other candidates badly in need of a boost, the fourth Republican presidential debate Tuesday night could be a lively one.
Fox Business Network is hosting the debate in Milwaukee, and Brown expects moderators Neil Cavuto and Maria Bartiromo to keep clear of the limelight.
“It’s frustrating to me that someone who has 1-2 percent still thinks they have a shot at the presidency”, said one Hollywood soap actor who asked not to be named.
Rubio’s admittedly sloppy spending while he was speaker of the Florida State House came up during the last debate, and questions about a charge card he used while he was speaker remained until this past weekend, when his campaign released the records from the years in question.
The average speaking time among the candidates was eight minutes and 20 seconds.
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Rand Paul and Ted Cruz went after the Federal Reserve.
