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CNBC is getting hammered because it’s not Fox News

Posted on | October 29, 2015 | No Comments

CNBC is getting hammered because it’s not Fox News

CNBC is getting hammered because it’s not Fox News

Darned debate moderators. All night long, they sought to needle the Republican candidates, in some cases even insulting them! Republican hopeful and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie nailed it when he said, “They want us to kill each other.” Precisely. And there’s no better example of the moderators looking to pit one Republican against another Republican than this one: “Mr. Trump, it has not escaped anybody’s notice that you say that the Mexican government, the Mexican government is sending criminals — rapists, drug dealers, across the border. Gov. Bush has called those remarks, quote, ‘extraordinarily ugly,’ I’d like you — you’re right next to him — tell us — talk to him directly and say how you

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