Takeaways From the, 3rd Republican Debate.<br />On November 8, the Republican party held its third <br />debate featuring five presidential nomination hopefuls <br />looking to outshine former President Donald Trump.<br />On November 8, the Republican party held its third <br />debate featuring five presidential nomination hopefuls <br />looking to outshine former President Donald Trump.<br />Reuters reports that the two-hour debate <br />took place while Trump held a separate campaign <br />rally just ten miles away from the debate hall. .<br />Hot topics for the evening included <br />the party's recent election losses, <br />abortion rights and China. .<br />Hot topics for the evening included <br />the party's recent election losses, <br />abortion rights and China. .<br />I’m sick of Republicans losing, Ron DeSantis, Florida Governor, via Reuters.<br />We’ve become a party <br />of losers. We have to have <br />accountability in our party, Vivek Ramaswamy, Entrepreneur, via Reuters.<br />Candidates remained largely divided on abortion, with <br />some promoting a state-by-state decision, while Senator <br />Tim Scott pushed for a federal ban on the procedure. .<br />Candidates remained largely divided on abortion, with <br />some promoting a state-by-state decision, while Senator <br />Tim Scott pushed for a federal ban on the procedure. .<br />Former New Jersey Governor <br />Chris Christie argued that decisions <br />on abortion should be left to states. .<br />I trust the people of this <br />country, state by state, to <br />make the call for themselves, Chris Christie, Former New Jersey Governor, via Reuters.<br />Reuters reports that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley had a heated <br />exchange over their relationships with Chinese industry.<br />Both candidates accused each other of bringing <br />Chinese companies into their home states <br />as governors, which they both denied.
