Ronnie
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BREAKING: Four GOP candidates on the Fox debate stage raised their hand when asked if they would support Trump for president if he becomes the GOP nominee.
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Four GOP candidates raised hand in support of Trump.
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Who were the 4?
I'm banned from Twitter. Sometimes when I follow a link I can see the single tweet but more often than not I can't.
Ronnie
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I still don't know who the fabulous four are. It's too bad the Republican party didn't let all of those running participate in the first debate.
I did see somewhere that after the question was raised about supporting Trump if he is the nominee, desantis and pence demurred, then both looked around and sheepishly raised their hands. That alone tells me that those two are not leaders and therefore shouldn't even be running for President. Those two aren't part of the 4, are they?
Scouring the internet I haven't found a single source yet that shares what any of those running for President would do while in office, based on the debate. There's lots of talk on their attacking each other and who managed to get how many minutes of talk time... I wonder how many actually watched the debate... supposedly the Tucker interview with Trump saw 74 million viewers, or at least people who passed through.
I finally found the fabulous four at The NY Times. Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, and Doug Burgum, in that order.
www.nytimes.com
Didn't all 8 sign a pledge that they would support whoever ended up being the Republican nominee? Wasn't that one of the prerequisites to participating in the debate?
What a Few Seconds of Hand Raising Said About Trump’s G.O.P.
With a halting series of raised hands, candidates on the Republican debate stage illustrated the former president’s hold on the party.
Didn't all 8 sign a pledge that they would support whoever ended up being the Republican nominee? Wasn't that one of the prerequisites to participating in the debate?
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