VIDEO: Watch the Second-Tier GOP Candidates Try and Fail to Describe Hillary in Two Words
During the "kids' table" second tier of Thursday's Republican debate, only Rick Santorum actually managed to use, you know, two words to describe Hillary Clinton.During the “kids’ table” second tier of Thursday’s Republican debate on Fox News, the candidates tried—and failed epically—to describe Hillary Clinton in two words. Of the seven, only Rick Santorum actually managed to use, you know, two words.
If the same question is posed to the first-tier group, there’ll be no prizes for guessing the response of a certain heavily coiffed property developer.
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