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Full Breakdown of CNN's Republican Presidential Debate
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December 17, 2015
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23:48Now PlayingCNN's GOP debate centered around foreign policy issues—predominantly terrorism. Many Republican candidates put forth policy objectives that were downright disturbing (Trump and Bush want to kill civilians), while others stated positions that were suicidal (such that Kasich and Christie want war with Russia). Still, some candidates stood out more than others. We discuss each candidate's performance as well as the biggest winners and losers of the debate.
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