The stage is set for the Fourth GOP debate in Alabama tonight, hosting four prominent candidates: Governor Ron Desantis, Senator Nikki Haley, former Governor Chris Christie, and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy. Notably absent will be former President Donald J. Trump, opting for a fundraiser in Florida supporting a Super-PAC aligned with his cause.
Qualifying for this debate demanded meeting rigorous thresholds—polling, donors, and campaign support. Criteria included amassing 80,000 donors, with a minimum of 200 from 20 states, along with achieving 6% nationally in at least two polls. While Trump won’t grace the debate platform, he unquestionably fulfilled the criteria necessary for participation.
As the anticipation builds, key questions loom over tonight’s proceedings. Will Desantis bring his trademark fervor to the stage? Might Ramaswamy seize the opportunity for decisive strikes against Haley and Christie? Christie’s continued presence sparks curiosity—will he offer substantial debate content or simply critique Trump? Many Americans wonder why Christie persists; however, it’s evident he remains resolute in distancing himself from and disavowing support for the former President.
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