Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today, we're going to talk about the Republican primary debates,

and we're going to talk about who won the debate.

When people talk and they, you know, answer that question,

well, who do you think won the debate?

There's a couple of different ways people answer. Some people, you know, they look to specific

policy ideas and they say, well, you know, I like these ideas of the best.

Right?

So the Republican Party, that's probably not the case here.

Then you have political strategists when they talk about it. They really

it boils down to who made the most noise who got the most attention. Good or

bad. That name recognition this early on, that's the important part and they'll

say that somebody won based on that.

Some people would try to guess whose answers resonated the most with the potential voters.

It's another way to do it.

In this debate... It's another way to do it.

In this debate, it's actually really simple to see who won.

At one point, the moderators asked the candidates, I said raise your hand if you believe

in human-caused climate change or something to that effect. Nobody did. Nobody did. Now granted, one of the

candidates interrupted the moderator and kind of threw things off. But none of them, when asked

to that question, instinctively raised their hand. not a single one.

Some later went on to give incredibly weak answers.

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