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Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Chris Christie, and Vijay Ramaswamy were the four Republican presidential candidates on the stage in the fourth Republican primary debate in Florida on Tuesday night. The debate exposed serious differences of position on social issues, including the controversial bathroom bill, and the lack of support for transgenders using the bathroom in public schools. But the biggest takeaway from the debate is that the real key to winning the primary is about who understands the Constitution and what it really means to be a conservative. And that is that you need a president who understands what the Constitution actually is, and who has a good sense of the Constitution, and understands how we can learn from Calvin Coolidge and Ronald Reagan about how we should live up to the values that Reagan and Coolidge brought to the table in the early 20th century. And it's not Donald Trump, it s not Joe Biden, and it s definitely not Ted Cruz, who is the most conservative presidential candidate in the race. The fact that we had a 20-point lead in the polls between 2016 and 2020 is largely due to the media's election malfeasance, not the fact that Joe Biden is a terrible president and a terrible candidate. The media's failure to cover the 2016 election is a symptom of two things: 1) Joe Biden's vulnerability in 2020, and 2) Donald Trump's vulnerability, because his one true point of vulnerability, which is that he's already lost to Donald Trump in 2016, and is already losing to a much more vulnerable to him in 2020. And 3) Why Trump is still the most vulnerable presidential candidate of all three major presidential candidates in 2020 because he's not running for president in 2020 and is running for re-election because of his vulnerability, not because he s a better candidate than Trump is a better president than he really is a bad candidate than he s running for something better than he actually is. and 4) He's a better presidential candidate than Hillary Clinton is a good president than she s running in 2020 And so on and so on What s going to happen in 2020 is going to be better than Trump s chances of winning the 2020 election because he has a better chance of being re-elected in 2020 than he has been running for President in 2020? and so much better than Hillary s chances are better than they are going to have a chance to win the 2020 primary than they think they re going to get in 2016?
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