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It was quite a bit like elementary school recess at the first Republican debate in Milwaukee on Wednesday night as eight candidates took the stage, many of whom decided they

were going to take the night to call the other candidates names, point fingers, throw fits,

try to dominate the stage, or call for outrageous things to be happening. It was a little bizarre on

the part of Fox News, which asked seemingly only questions that the Democrats would want to ask

in order to make everyone on the stage look bad, talking about issues that most Republicans

don't really care about, in many cases, just things that Democrats would push. Things like

climate change, stressing over abortion. I mean, my God, you might as well have brought MSNBC

into anchor the darn thing. They saved Chris Christie, did stressing over abortion. I mean, my God, you might as well have brought MSNBC into Anchor the

darn thing. They saved Chris Christie, did Fox News, when the audience was clearly booing him

off the stage. Brett Bayer turned around and tried to save Chris Christie. They also wouldn't

stop Mike Pence from taking up way too much time and being the bully on the stage,

just ridiculously attacking Vivek Ramoswami.

Nobody on the stage could say Vivek's name right, which was an embarrassment for all of them.

And if I'd have been Ramoswami, I think I would have turned the tables on them and called them all by their wrong name.

And at some point, I think that the moment of the night would have been, listen, I'm here,

you're all attacking me, at least know how to say my name.

It's Vivek.

And maybe call Mike Pence Mickey and maybe call Nikki Haley Nike or something of that nature

because they can't say his name.

That's pretty bad.

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