VIDEO: The CNN Republican Presidential Debate in 90 Seconds
Did you miss Wednesday night's Republican debate?Did you miss Wednesday night’s Republican debate? The editors at Slate have you covered in the video above.
Two more roundups, provided by CNN, appear below.
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