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GOP presidential candidates

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This Is the Best Chance Cruz, Rubio Have to Poach Support from Rivals Right Now

By , Money Morning -

Cruz Rubio

2016 GOP candidates Cruz and Rubio have a unique chance to steal rival support on Thursday at the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) forum in Washington, D.C.

There is a lot of money at stake. And much-needed support to garner.

Current leaders Trump and Carson will speak at the RJC at a disadvantage, while Cruz and Rubio have a chance to shine. Here's why...

Here Is Tonight's GOP Debate Lineup

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -

GOP debate lineup

The GOP debate lineup in tonight's CNN debate - the second Republican primary debate of 2015 - features 15 candidates.
This will mark the second clash between the hotly contested GOP field in 2015. Similar to the first debate on FOX Newson Aug. 6, there will be two separate debates. One "undercard," or "kids' table," debate will be held at 6 p.m. ET and finish at 7:45 p.m. The "prime-time" battle will begin at 8 p.m. ET.

Here's a look at both GOP debate lineups tonight...

CNN Debate Preview: Candidates, Numbers, and Most Talked About News Going In

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -

election

Millions of Americans will watch the CNN debate on Wednesday, Sept. 16. This marks a second scrap among the GOP's hotly contested field of 2016 presidential candidates. The first GOP debate was held by FOX News on Aug. 6 and drew 24 million viewers - making it the highest-rated primary debate in television history.

Just like in that instance, the CNN debate features both "undercard" and "prime-time" debates.

Here are the candidates, when to watch, and the latest poll numbers and hottest news going into the second GOP debate of 2015...

What You Need to Know About Last Night's GOP Debate

By , Global Credit Strategist, Money Morning • @MichaelELewitt -

2016 Presidential Election

The first GOP debate revealed many things -- that a number of the candidates should drop out, while others should abandon their misogynistic and otherwise retrograde views on a number of issues important to the American electorate, unless the party wants to help the Democrats retain the White House.

Further, in this first debate, it was the less flamboyant players who were the most interesting.

Here's a breakdown of the first Republican debate...