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« on: January 16, 2016, 05:02:50 AM »

Trump: A
Trump won, hands down. His 9/11 segment knocked it out of the park; I actually think it may make folks take a closer look at the Donald.

Rubio: A-
Rubio has a command of the facts, and is always well prepared. I thought he had an excellent evening, and had what I believe to be the best of the closing statements. All things considered, the establishment should be happy with Rubio's performance.

Christie: A-
Chris Christie also had a good night. I would not be surprised to see Christie move up a bit in the standings. He's definitely the strongest of the governors running, so continues to look like a strong establishment candidate.  It will be interesting to see whether Christie or Rubio come out on top in the early states.

Cruz: B
Cruz was good. One can tell that he's comfortable with this format. I just think he's done better in some of the earlier debates. For whatever reason, this time around he seemed a little off. But I believe he'll do very well in Iowa, so we'll see.

Carson: C
Carson doesn't do well in debates like these. I would have given him a lower grade, but thought his sneaking in the comment about the WSJ support was a nice touch. It sounds as though his campaign is in complete disarray, and I don't think his performance gains him anything.

Bush: C-
Jeb Bush showed up, and made some good points. Unfortunately for him, the electorate isn't interested in another member of the Bush family residing in the White House. I don't see him gaining in the standings, and think he's on his way out.

Kasich: D
Kasich continues to be a non-factor. I like what Governor Kasich says, but just can't get excited about his candidacy.
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