Everyone went crazy when the tumors started that Rubio wasn't going. This is supposed to be a big deal for candidates. We'll see what, if any, fallout comes of this for Trump.

I don't think they should be handled at the federal level, but some of the questions are actually good questions and would have allowed me to better understand the core values of the candidates. But OTOH, why does it matter when its outside the scope of the job, kinda like getting a blow job oral sex in the Oval Office, right?

By saying it's a 10th Amendment issue, that does tell you about their core values. It tells you they believe in the enumerated powers and what should and should not be a federal issue.

I've always liked Kasich, but he is now labeled as the "establishment" guy.  I think he's done a good job as Ohio Governor.  However, he has not shot.

Rubio is also considered the establishment guy. Kasich doesn't have a chance, even if he does win Ohio.

I didn't get a chance to see the entire debate but it was just more of the same stuff. At least they all agreed to support each other regardless of who got the nomination. Trump even agreed to support the others if he didn't get the nomination but I'll believe it when I see it, assuming he doesn't get the nomination which is looking less likely.

I've been looking forward to this. I'll be binge watching it. 

The numbers show some interesting trends going on across the nation. I guess it's hard to be excited on the democratic side when your two options are a socialist and an unethical, likely criminal. Plus Trump is tapping into a discontent with Washington that only he seems to be able to successfully tap into.

Yes, let's talk about preventing people from voting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neGbKHyGuHU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFOKnJ0oXYY

This is what you mock and oppose. And your ridicule and mockery is what divides us.

Wrong. What divides us is continuing to hold onto the past while refusing to move forward. Nobody denies the past or says that it's a bright spot in our history (I'm speaking only on the issue of racism when referring to the past). Nobody wants to repeal the 13th or 14th Amendments. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton continue to make race a business because it lines their pockets. I don't believe for one second that Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton are interested in advancing civil rights or they'd setup their main headquarters in Chicago and start dealing with the massive black on black crime, lack of black employment and the problems there. They only show up when a black person is murdered and it hits the national news and becomes a prominent issue.