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Fact-check: What Republican candidates claimed in the second presidential primary debate
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The second Republican debate had a raucous tone, with the seven candidates frequently talking over one another and the moderators calling for order. PolitiFact fact-checked the candidates’ comments for accuracy.
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The second Republican debate: Who's participating, how to watch, where to find fact checks and more
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Fact-check: What Republican candidates claimed in the second presidential primary debate
The second presidential primary debate on Sept. 27 drew heated discussion among seven GOP candidates. VERIFY fact-checked claims made during the debate.
The second Republican debate had a raucous tone, with the seven candidates frequently talking over one another and the moderators calling for order. PolitiFact fact-checked the candidates’ comments for accuracy.
GOP presidential hopefuls clashed in the second primary debate on Wednesday in occasionally bitter exchanges on the economy, foreign policy, and immigration.
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