[mykroar]

4. LINDSEY GRAHAM: Sometimes I think nobody likes Lindsey but me – and judging by his poll numbers, that’s probably close to right. But he has a wonderful sense of humor and really gets it on foreign policy. (Okay, I’m a hawk…. See, I admit my biases.) Also, he was the first candidate to speak with real intensity and conviction and, not coincidentally, was the first to mention Hillary Clinton. When Republicans actually attack the Democrats, your ears perk up. It should happen more often. Grade: A- to B+.

Bahahahahahaha.

[Calpublican]

I watched the whole dang thing. It appears this commentator did not.

[Amntn]

"14. MARCO RUBIO: These two guys back-to-back were the stars of the evening. Rubio’s strong positions on foreign policy are well known, but it was on a subject for which he is often criticized that he shined on Monday night. He had by far the most detailed and cogent position on solving the eternal immigration problem, which he broke down into three phases. 1. Complete border control that would have to be proven to the American public before anything else goes forward. That would include electronic verification for visas, a bigger problem in many ways than the border. 2. Modernize legal immigration by not basing it any longer on family relationship but on actual contributions to our society. 3. Once this is established, offer work permits (not citizenship) to those illegals who remain and are not criminals. Makes sense to me. Grade: A-."

I see Rubio read Trump's book.

[Lake Living]

Sorry, but I can’t see where Cruz and Rubio can get the same grade - and why is the teacher afraid of a straight A?

[GSWarrior]

Repeat after me. Vote for Jeb.

[Political Junkie Too]

I didn't watch it, but it appears this guy is not grading on a curve. Too many A- for the number of people involved.

-PJ

[righttackle44]

Now I know not to pay much attention to Pajamas Media about Republican candidates—especially since he REALLY thinks a college even about Republican candidates is not really AGAINST Republican candidates.