The big issue Republicans missed at the second debate

The Republican Party held its second presidential primary debate at the Ronald Reagan Library.

FOX News' Brit Hume kicks off the second GOP presidential primary debate at the Reagan Library.

DeSantis was challenged by a moderator about reports that the black history curriculum he supports erases slavery, he shot it down with aplomb, and even though Senator Tim Scott vaguely challenged him, DeSanatis spoke clearly to most Americans. Did these candidates do enough to announce themselves as the culture warriors who can outshine Donald Trump?

Americans feel like they are losing their country, nothing in this B team debate could give them any security that their country can be preserved.

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