On February 13th, the Republican Presidential debate took place in South Caroline. Presidential contenders from the Republican Party expressed their opinions on the global issues. On the photo: Donald Trump (on the left) is speaking with Marco Rubio, another candidate from the Republican Party, during the break.
Donald Trump and Jeb Bush (on the left) had a heated argument. The candidates have different views concerning the war in Iraq and Russia’s participation in the military actions in Syria. Mr. Trump supposes that the United States should not have sent their troops to Iraq after attacks on September 11th, 2001. Besides, he noted that the country was misled about weapons of mass destruction. Nevertheless, Jeb Bush supports the policy of former US president George W. Bush.
Jeb Bush said that he is tired of accusations made by Barack Obama against his brother George W. Bush. However, the candidate emphasized that he is not interested in Mr. Trump’s opinion about his brother. On the photo: John Kasich, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson.
Besides, Republicans got into an argument over Russia’s troops in Syria. Donald Trump supports Russia and made positive remarks about its role in fighting the Islamic State.
After Mr. Trump said the phrase “Jeb is so wrong; Jeb is absolutely wrong,” the audience started booing. However, the candidate only said that these people support ideas of Jeb Bush.
During the debate, Donald Trump as usual interrupted other candidates for presidency and said that Ted Cruz is a deceiver. On the photo: Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, son, and wife.
“I think we’re fixing to lose the election to Hillary Clinton if we don’t stop this.” John Casich told the group of candidates.
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