WHAT NEXT AFTER MESSY, CHAOTIC GOP DEBATE? The Republican presidential race is a bunch of challengers chasing former President Donald Trump. The second debate of the campaign, held Wednesday night at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California, was supposed to help clarify, and perhaps…
WHAT NEXT AFTER MESSY, CHAOTIC GOP DEBATE? The Republican presidential race is a bunch of challengers chasing former President Donald Trump. The second debate of the campaign, held Wednesday night at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California, was supposed to help clarify, and perhaps rerank, the status of those challengers. It didn't. Instead, it left the field of Trump's opponents in greater disarray than before.
Subscribe today to the Washington Examiner magazine that will keep you up to date with what's going on in Washington. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Just $1.00 an issue! One last note — Hutchinson did not make the debate stage. But Burgum did. And he performed better than some of the other, more highly placed candidates in the race. Does that change his status as an also-ran? Probably not. But when Burgum wasn't jumping up and down trying to get attention, he made solid, substantive contributions to the debate.
What is next for the GOP field is probably some level of disarray. All those people who were thinking about supporting Haley — do they now want to wait a little longer before doing so? All those people who declared DeSantis dead — do they want to reconsider their position? And all those people who saw Scott as the ultimate winner — are they rethinking?
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