Republican Presidential Hopefuls Clash in Tense Debate
Hostility and Aggression Dominate Second Republican Debate
Five Candidates Seek to Dent Trump's Commanding Lead
In a heated debate characterized by hostility and aggression, four Republican presidential hopefuls sparred over foreign policy, education, and immigration on Wednesday night. The two-hour event, held at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California, saw candidates attempting to make a dent in Donald Trump's significant lead in the polls.
Candidates engaged in heated exchanges over foreign policy, with one candidate accusing another of being a "warmonger." Education and immigration were also major topics of contention, with candidates offering starkly contrasting views on how to address these issues.
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