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GOP Candidates Hold Raucous Debate
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The first Republican U.S. presidential debate on August 6, 2017
08/07/2015
Donald Trump has sharp exchanges with the other Republican candidates. He defends donations to Hillary Cinton's foundation. On remarks about Mexicans, he said without him no candidate would have brough up the topic of illegal immigration. Christie and Paul exchange remarks on Paul's position on national security surveillance. Jeb Bush calls Trump's position divisive for the party. Rubio says he understands working class Americans better having parents who lived paycheck to paycheck, and knows something about student loans, refuting charges by Hillary Clinton that Republicans are out of touch with the working class. Trump does not say if he will support the winning candidate to prevent Hillary Clinton from becoming president.
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