This debate was the latest sign that influential Republicans are
increasingly worried that Donald Trump could become the party's nominee,
and they are determined to stop him.
A day after a major conservative group, the Club for Growth, launched a series of ads targeting Trump, several of his rival candidates at the debate in California aggressively attacked the man who leads the polls of the Republican race.
This is also a sign that the Special Interest groups in America, which today control most of the Democratic and Republican political candidates (including the Presidential ones), and who have turned the US from a Democracy into an Oligarchy, are trying to eliminate Donald Trump politically.
Carson and Trump, who so far have not been seeking financial support from special interest groups have obviously become the target of them and their loyal financially dependent "clients" in the Republican party.
In case any of these two would win the nomination, it would mean that the Special Interest Groups massive investment in "pro-business" and "pro-keeping a blind eye" candidates they invested in to support their tax evasion schemes, or stopping the advantage of those seeking an equal distribution of wealth,etc., would be wasted.
Bottom line of this Republican debate - which some are also calling a "political reality show", is that it clearly revealed that Democracy in America is now on life support.
EU-Digest
A day after a major conservative group, the Club for Growth, launched a series of ads targeting Trump, several of his rival candidates at the debate in California aggressively attacked the man who leads the polls of the Republican race.
This is also a sign that the Special Interest groups in America, which today control most of the Democratic and Republican political candidates (including the Presidential ones), and who have turned the US from a Democracy into an Oligarchy, are trying to eliminate Donald Trump politically.
Carson and Trump, who so far have not been seeking financial support from special interest groups have obviously become the target of them and their loyal financially dependent "clients" in the Republican party.
In case any of these two would win the nomination, it would mean that the Special Interest Groups massive investment in "pro-business" and "pro-keeping a blind eye" candidates they invested in to support their tax evasion schemes, or stopping the advantage of those seeking an equal distribution of wealth,etc., would be wasted.
Bottom line of this Republican debate - which some are also calling a "political reality show", is that it clearly revealed that Democracy in America is now on life support.
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