Democrats react to first GOP debate in Cleveland

The first Republican primary Debate is Thursday night, and we’ve been getting a number of questions about bars that will be showing it. We know this is Washington, the wonkiest town in America. In 2014, 51 percent of those aged 18 to 34 identified with or leaned toward identifying with the Democratic Party, while 35 percent of millennials said they identified with or leaned towards the GOP. He’s branded Republicans as “knuckle-dragging Neanderthals”; drawn parallels between the Tea Party and the Ku Klux Klan; and said of former US vice-president Dick Cheney: “I have trouble listening to what he says sometimes because of the blood that drips from his teeth while he’s talking”. I hadn’t been here in 38 years and I walked all around the town and was astonished by all the improvements and changes. These candidates have won elections in Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin: 12 states with 206 electoral votes.

The one candidate who really impressed me in terms of delivering a message that is going to help the Party win was John Kasich, because he talked about inclusion.

Recent visitor to Sacramento, neurosurgeon Ben Carson, was challenged about his inexperience for the Oval Office to which he said what you need for the job is a brain.

“Hopefully it’s not as much about their aggrandizements and it’s more about where they stand on the issues”, Bowman said. “While they may support it, it is a bottom rung issue for them”. “Like elections before it, the bread and butter here is war and peace, and the economy”.

Police combed the area with dogs and the bomb squad was in and around The Q. We will see plenty more of that next year during the Republican National Convention.

“Campaigns and debates are about highlighting differences between candidates”, said Daniel J. Weiss, senior vice president of campaigns for the League of Conservation Voters.

“The group met at the Flat Iron Grill in north Jackson and watched as each candidate introduced themselves to the audience and to viewers as they debated some of the hot-button issues leading up to the 2016 presidential election.”>. Republican politicians are diverse and, relatively speaking, young.

“It is not incredibly surprising it hasn’t been a key issue so far”, said Heather Taylor-Miesle, director of the NRDC Action Fund. “But it will be harder to ignore it when the candidates are trying to appeal to the mass public”.

Nicole Villaruz, Co-Chair of the Kern County Democratic Party, said “Trump’s comments are always full of entertainment, he’s very unfiltered”. Immediately after the debate, the Pottawattamie County Republican Party will conduct a straw poll for voters to pick their favorite candidate.