Watch Carly Fiorina Sing About Her Dogs on The Tonight Show

In this image released by NBC, Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, left, appears with host Jimmy Fallon on Monday.

Fiorina explained that she has two dogs, Snickers and Max.

Colbert, however, pressed Cruz, saying “I’m asking what you want“. “If you want to win an issue go to the ballot box”.

Her response to Trump’s previous comments on her appearance – “I think women all over this country heard what Mr. Trump said” – and Fiorina’s impassioned speech against the Planned Parenthood fetal organ videos dominated the Twitter debate universe. “Ready?”

But this potential can only be realized if she can withstand the tough criticism of her tenure as CEO of Hewlett-Packard, where she laid off thousands of people at the same time her own compensation was boosted, failed to raise the stock price, and was eventually fired.

“My name’s Snick and you’re going to have to carry me”, she closed out to loud applause. They seem to believe that if they say, “I’m sending more troops to Germany”, or “The Mexicans will pay for that fence”, everybody will hop to it. That’s not presidential. A seemingly shocked but entertained Fallon bopped along while the audience clapped to the beat and cheered.

But it wasn’t all a song and dance on Monday night in New York City.

She additionally tended to adversary Ben Carson’s revelation on Sunday that a Muslim ought not have the capacity to be president of the United States.

Regarding the pope’s visit, Fiorina said: “I don’t agree with him on all his politics for sure, but I certainly admire how he is trying to break down the bureaucracy of the church in a lot of ways and go back to serving the poor and helping people“. I study in detail what people do, and I listen carefully to what they say. “I think the Republicans would have a very rough time if she was on the ticket”.

“I lost a child, I’ve been tested”. But whether it’s a person of Christian faith or Jewish faith or Muslim faith or other faiths, I think faith gives us humility, and empathy and optimism.

“You’ve met Putin?” Fallon asked Fiorina. “So, yes, I would be fine with that”.

“He actually can be quite amusing and charming”, Fiorina said, adding that we shouldn’t forget that “he’s a KGB guy”. Though the Russian military actions were only reported after the debate, Trump did mention Russian President Vladimir Putin by name, as someone he would “get along with”.

Fiorina talked about meeting Putin while the two were waiting to speak at an event in Beijing.

That was made hard with the media spotlight squarely focused on Donald Trump, the Republican Party front-runner consuming all the oxygen in the race right now. We talked way too much to him.

Case in point: her performance in the second presidential debate. Fiorina, meanwhile, who has proved to be a formidable debater, surged to second place in the poll with 15% support – up from 3% in early September. I don’t care if her firing was justified or the work of mean old men.