when they came out in debate but i believe sheldon adelson thinks marco rubio is the most viable candidate. i think he likes ted cruz, too, don t get me wrong, but i think he these he s a base candidate who might not be as strong in a general election. if he owns the biggest paper in the state, could he theoretically use that to help elevate marco rubio? of course he could. could he help influence the debate if marco rubio becomes the nominee? of course he could. this is all speculation but a know for a fact that there have been discussions inside shelton adelson s inner circle for quite some time about buying that newspaper. the guy who always knows, jorn it s great to see you. that republican debate that sheldon adelson hosted at his
him because he s known for conservative views and views on israel is a pro immigration reform guy. i think he thinks that issue will help determine the next president of the united states. i happen to think marco rubio has a lot of problems on that when they came out in debate but i believe sheldon adelson thinks marco rubio is the most viable candidate. i think he likes ted cruz, too, don t get me wrong, but i think he these he s a base candidate who might not be as strong in a general election. if he owns the biggest paper in the state, could he theoretically use that to help elevate marco rubio? of course he could. could he help influence the debate if marco rubio becomes the nominee? of course he could. this is all speculation but a know for a fact that there have been discussions inside shelton adelson s inner circle for quite some time about buying that
third voice was boulder, colorado because colorado isn t even holding a primary in this presidential election, not a caucus, not a primary, nothing. colorado is opting out of the process of choosing the republican nominee this year. they are the only state in the union that has just decided that they are not going to take part in picking the republican presidential nominee. so obvious place for a republican presidential debate then, in front of an audience that has no stake in the race whatsoever? sure. that was the third one. fourth republican debate this year was in milwaukee, wisconsin, which, you know, wisconsin frankly hasn t been that much of a presidential swing state recently. it, therefore, didn t make all that much sense as a venue for the fourth debate, except for the fact that the chairman of the rnc is from wisconsin and wisconsin governor scott walker was expected by many republican insiders to be the likely front-runner by that time in the race. in fact, by the
in picking the republican presidential nominee. so obvious place for a republican presidential debate then, in front of an audience that has no stake in the race whatsoever? sure. that was the third one. fourth republican debate this year was in milwaukee, wisconsin, which, you know, wisconsin frankly hasn t been that much of a presidential swing state recently. it, therefore, didn t make all that much sense as a venue for the fourth debate, except for the fact that the chairman of the rnc is from wisconsin and wisconsin governor scott walker was expected by many republican insiders to be the likely front-runner by that time in the race. in fact, by the time that milwaukee debate rolled around, scott walker had already quit running for president weeks earlier. so the most interesting question heading into the milwaukee debate sort of ended up being whether scott walker with stay home because it would be weird that he wasn t participating or whether he showed up and watched fr
it s the polar opposite of ohio in that sense. but it s also where the reagan library is. so they put the second debate there at the reagan library so the candidates could all stand in front of ronald reagan s big plane, his air force i and cnn kept them sweating, stands there for more than three hours in what was 100 degree heat. third voice was boulder, colorado because colorado isn t even holding a primary in this presidential election, not a caucus, not a primary, nothing. colorado is opting out of the process of choosing the republican nominee this year. they are the only state in the union that has just decided that they are not going to take part in picking the republican presidential nominee. so obvious place for a republican presidential debate then, in front of an audience that has no stake in the race whatsoever? sure. that was the third one. fourth republican debate this year was in milwaukee, wisconsin, which, you know, wisconsin frankly hasn t been that much of