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Commentators and voters agree, Marco was the big winner last night in Greenville!
A CBS Overnight Poll: 32% Thought Marco Won The Debate."Thirty-two percent of these debate watchers say Marco Rubio won the
debate, beating out Donald Trump (24%) and John Kasich (19%), who are
ranked second and third, respectively. Further down on the list are Ted
Cruz (12%), Ben Carson (8%), and Jeb Bush (5%). Marco Rubio is the clear
favorite among Republicans."
National Review: Marco 'delivered a solid showing' and 'spoke
competently of the national-security challenges.'"If Trump's clash with
Bush proved to be the pivotal moment of the evening, all eyes had been
on Rubio as the night began. ... He delivered a solid showing in
Greenville: He dumped the talking points for which Chris Christie had
pilloried him and spoke competently of the national-security challenges
the next president will face. ... Rubio also demonstrated in a testy
exchange with rival Ted Cruz that he can throw a punch. ... That was
likely true tonight, where Rubio's solid performance was overshadowed by
Trump's antics, and where Trump's antics were likely enough to make
voters forget about Rubio's big fumble. But all will have to do more -
Trump to hurt himself, Rubio and Bush to help themselves - between now
and next Saturday to appreciably change the dynamics of the race."
New York Post's John Podhoretz: Marco Was 'Sensational.'"And
Marco Rubio? He was sensational. Did what he had to do. Got off the mat
and got himself back in the fight. Winner on points."
The Weekly Standard: 'Rubio's Stellar Performance.'"Rubio seemed
to bounce back with strong, informed answers on national security and
taxes...It's hard to say how Rubio's stellar performance will help him
in South Carolina, which holds its primary this coming Saturday."
PJ Media: 'Basically, this was Marco's night.'"It remained for
Rubio to make the strongest defense of Bush's brother against Trump's
attacks, when the Florida senator said he thanked God that George W.,
not Al Gore, was in the White House on 9/11. The applause was
resounding, as it was after Rubio's impassioned final speech. The camera
at that point had moved over to Cruz, who clearly had the displeased
expression of someone who just saw his victim get up off the mat.
Basically, this was Marco's night."
Politico Insiders Agree: 'Rubio Won The Night.'"Meantime, a
plurality of Republican insiders - 44 percent - said Marco Rubio won the
night. Slightly more than one-third of Democrats agreed…'Rubio is back.
Rubio is back. Rubio is back,' said a South Carolina Republican of
Rubio, who last week was criticized for repeating the same lines. 'He
dismantled Cruz without getting too entangled with Trump. If South
Carolina voters were paying attention tonight, this could be a huge
boost for him.'"
Tampa Bay Times: Marco had a 'strong debate performance. He won
lines, seized opportunities.'"Marco Rubio, the youngest presidential
candidate, invigorated his campaign Saturday night with a strong debate
performance. He won lines, seized opportunities. Rubio was his usual
debate self."
Marco just paid tribute to Justice Scalia, and laid out the kind of justices he would want to appoint as POTUS: scholars who interpret the Constitution according to how it was originally written, not the fads of the moment.
Marco Rubio only candidate on stage to cross himself in moment of silence for late Justice Antonin Scalia
The moderators pushed Marco tonight about why he opposed President Obama's one-time plan to strike against Assad. Marco explained exactly why the president's plan was everything that's wrong with Obama-Clinton foreign policy. Click here to watch it.
Rubio just verbally slapped Trump. “I’m glad it was GWB in the WH on 9/11 and not Al Gore.” #GOPDebate
If you became president and could ask a past president a particular question, what would you ask?
That's the question that was just put to Marco, and he gave a
fascinating answer: He'd ask Reagan how he managed to make a country
facing such tough times believe in the promise of America again.
Rubio was Reaganing ...hard ... on that question. It's a beautiful thing for a Republican candidate
