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Republicans Debate America's Economic Future

Polls show that Democrats are regaining some confidence in the economy, but Republicans are convinced it's still in big trouble. That was the message in last night's GOP presidential debate as eight candidates appealed to the base of the party.

By Warren Olney • Nov 11, 2015 • 52m Listen

Polls show that Democrats are regaining some confidence in the economy, but Republicans are convinced it's still in big trouble. That was the message in last night's GOP presidential debate as eight candidates appealed to the base of the party.

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Photo: (L-R) Governor John Kasich, former Governor Jeb Bush, Senator Marco Rubio, businessman Donald Trump, Dr. Ben Carson, Senator Ted Cruz, former HP CEO Carly Fiorina and Rep. Rand Paul pose during a photo opportunity before the Republican presidential candidates' debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 10, 2015. (Jim Young/Reuters)

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Republicans Debate America's Economic Future

Polls show that Democrats are regaining some confidence in the economy, but Republicans are convinced it's still in big trouble. That was the message in last night's GOP presidential debate as eight candidates appealed to the base of the party.

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Republicans Debate America's Economic Future

Polls show that Democrats are regaining some confidence in the economy, but Republicans are convinced it's still in big trouble. That was the message in last night's GOP presidential debate as eight candidates appealed to the base of the party.

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