From a frat house food fight to a porno shoot in just one week. It's really not that much devolution if you take it in context.
See? Size does matter in context. But offensive and defensive penile length comparisons weren't -- for those watching closely -- the most gross thing we saw last night.
I don't think it was spittle; it looked firmer and larger than that. It certainly wasn't a booger. It could have been a piece of breath mint or even a chip of tooth. Whatever it was, it eventually went back to where it came from.
Closer views, more spot analysis, and Zapruder-film-like GIFs at many links.
What little policy was discussed was completely overwhelmed by the insults. I thought it was much, much worse than last week's takeoff on the Three Stooges.
But truth to tell: all of these Republican debates have left me both highly entertained and completely exhausted. Some people think Herr Drumpf has been dinged by the Cuban double-team, or by his own too-small hand. I thought that was the case four months ago, but his endurance has proven me wrong. The three slowly-receding challengers are falling in line, and it won't be long before their armies do the same. Since The Donald won't #ReleaseTheTranscripts of the conversations with the New York Times regarding what he really thinks about immigration, he's still on the rails to victory.
The topic of climate change never came up, and the quality of Flint's water was only mentioned briefly enough for Rubio to defend Gov. Rick Snyder. There was some foreign policy discussed, but it also had the air of a George Carlin schtick about missiles and bombs and penis size.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debate on Sunday and Michiganders vote on Tuesday. Recent polling reveals Trump and Clinton with solid leads.
Polls. Head to head. Flexibility. Hands. Strong core. Little Marco. This is all just a very bad porno. #GOPDebate— Liz del Carmen (@LizMartinezG) March 4, 2016
See? Size does matter in context. But offensive and defensive penile length comparisons weren't -- for those watching closely -- the most gross thing we saw last night.
Also proof that Ted Cruz is made of polystyrene foam https://t.co/mNb4S5MD2W— Ben (@rebenjamint) March 4, 2016
I don't think it was spittle; it looked firmer and larger than that. It certainly wasn't a booger. It could have been a piece of breath mint or even a chip of tooth. Whatever it was, it eventually went back to where it came from.
I can never unsee this pic.twitter.com/jx0uApPsNM— Sarah Parnass (@WordsOfSarah) March 4, 2016
Closer views, more spot analysis, and Zapruder-film-like GIFs at many links.
What little policy was discussed was completely overwhelmed by the insults. I thought it was much, much worse than last week's takeoff on the Three Stooges.
The Three Stoopids
My morning project, in honor of last Thursday night's absurdities...
Posted by Carol Rosenthal on Friday, February 26, 2016
But truth to tell: all of these Republican debates have left me both highly entertained and completely exhausted. Some people think Herr Drumpf has been dinged by the Cuban double-team, or by his own too-small hand. I thought that was the case four months ago, but his endurance has proven me wrong. The three slowly-receding challengers are falling in line, and it won't be long before their armies do the same. Since The Donald won't #ReleaseTheTranscripts of the conversations with the New York Times regarding what he really thinks about immigration, he's still on the rails to victory.
The topic of climate change never came up, and the quality of Flint's water was only mentioned briefly enough for Rubio to defend Gov. Rick Snyder. There was some foreign policy discussed, but it also had the air of a George Carlin schtick about missiles and bombs and penis size.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debate on Sunday and Michiganders vote on Tuesday. Recent polling reveals Trump and Clinton with solid leads.
