Donald Trump: Top 10 lines from first 2016 Republican debate

“She is totally overrated and angry”, Trump wrote.

None of them saw the debate winnowing like the Iowa GOP Straw Poll, which was scheduled for August. 8, likely would.

Peter Paige, creator and executive producer for the TV show The Fosters, also tweeted about Trump’s jab.

Trump’s response drew boos from the crowd and a rebuke from U.S. Senator Rand Paul, who said Trump was keeping his options open to support Clinton, a veiled reference at his past friendship with both Clinton and her husband, Bill. And honestly Megyn, if you don’t like it, I’m sorry.

There was great expectation about how Donald Trump would perform in his first political debate and the reviews are mixed.

“For the record, it was well beyond Rosie O’Donnell”, Kelly responded before continuing her question.

Referring to Kelly’s questions during the debate, Trump said: “There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever”. “So one of the conversations after the debate was, ‘Did he say Ronald Reagan or did he say Ronald Raven?’ Anybody else that would have gone by”.

Donald Trump, by the way, has sought to reassure the voters by pointing out that he is too rich to be bought.

The unprecedented viewership indicates that more Americans than ever before are paying attention to the primary election process at this early stage, and one man can take most of the credit (and has). Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was praised for a substantive showing. Did he move from being an angry agitator to a more presidential politician?

Talk in the hallways outside the conference echoed these concerns. “That, on top of the comments he’s made that I think were really offensive, make it the right decision not to associate with him“. I think I handled it well. And he was at his least attractive in an exchange with Megyn Kelly, one of Fox News’ three moderators for the debate.

A similar point could be made about challenging much-loved television news hosts who appear on air every day.

Republicans started face to face debates Thursday for their party’s 2016 presidential nomination, and those were some of the highlights. “No. Excuse” shortly after the CNN interview. Trump also expressed confidence about the future of his campaign, citing his poll numbers and saying he believes he handily won the debate. He retorted by claiming he’s only used such adjectives to describe Rosie O’Donnell.