Republican debate thread 9/16

I don't want to hear YF or anyone else talk about how "smart" Ben Carson is again. Or Rand Paul.

Trump is a dumbass, so him believing in "vaccine overload" is almost understandable.

But doctors not only should know better, they have a moral and ethical obligation to know better.

 

And JEB! is morally corrupt because WEED!

 

I think we've hit peak Trump and it is all downhill for him from now on.

He's obviously lying about his involvement with Florida casinos and if his response and what's in the public record aren't in an attack ad today, then Jeb! deserves to lose.

 

What's the current count on the number of times Trump's candidacy was declared dead?

There was his announcement, the McCain criticism, the Jorge Ramos dust up, the Carly Fiorina face comment, and now this?

 

I think that's probably right. People have proven their point by now, which was dissatisfaction. The collective message was, "Shape up!" It's like when Coach Taylor benched Saracen and Smash for a half.

 

It won't be because of a gaffe. People will just tire of him, basically.

 

Neither Carson nor Paul linked vaccinations to autism in any way, and I don't believe either used the term "vaccine overload".

Meanwhile, while the whole world is celebrating the genius of Ahmed because he built a clock, we're going to declare the pediatric neurosurgeon, who separated twins joined at the head to not be smart.

 

Was Carson a pediatric neurosurgeon?

 

I know he was an excellent foosball player.

 

Trump is a fad candidacy. Cute for a while, but it cannot sustain.

 

The state of Alabama passed one of the most restrictive immigrant enforcement laws in the nation. First thing that happened was that lots of them moved out of state whether they were legal or not. Second thing was that farms and places like Tyson chicken processing plants started crying that they couldn't hire enough help.

 

Trump certainly did link vaccines and autism.