Actually, the majority of the questions asked by CNBC were childish. This is serious business and serious questions need to be asked regardless of whether it's a Democrat or Republican debate.
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The GOP also wants to change any rules that dont fit them, especially if they are loosing.
Complaining should be whining.
Roland
Actually, the majority of the questions asked by CNBC were childish. This is serious business and serious questions need to be asked regardless of whether it's a Democrat or Republican debate.