There were eight Republican presidential hopefuls on the stage in Milwaukee on Wednesday night. There was one person who was missing. But who was the biggest winner?
Fox News hosts Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier moderate the first Republican primary debate in Milwaukee, WisconsinThe person who most enjoyed the first Republican debate was undoubtedly. By not participating in the forum, he stayed above the fray, and what a fray it was. The night was full of acrimony and sloppiness; verbal punches were thrown but few landed. Humor and humility took the night off.
He appeared smart-alecky and disrespectful of his fellow contestants; he interrupted constantly and displayed none of the sobriety and substance so needed by a 38-year-old eager to convince voters he belongs in the Oval Office.Ramaswamy on several occasions boasted of being the only political novice on the stage, derisively describing his fellow candidates as PAC-puppets; he also insulted the group by describing them as"bought and paid for.
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