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All five of the candidates onstage at the third Republican presidential debate on Wednesday night urged Israel to “finish the job once and for all with these butchers of Hamas,” as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis put it.
We had Floridians that were over there after the attack. He left them stranded. They couldn’t get flights out. So I scrambled resources in Florida, I sent planes over to Israel, and I brought back over 700 people to safety. There could have been more hostages had we not acted. Haley said the United States should support Israel’s effort to eliminate Hamas without trying to manage it.
Corrupt politicians in both parties spent trillions, killed millions, made billions for themselves in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, fighting wars that sent thousands of our sons and daughters — people my age — to die in wars that did not advance anyone’s interests, adding $7 trillion to our national debt.
The latter comment was a jab at DeSantis for allegedly wearing lifts in his boots to appear taller. Haley later clarified that she was wearing five-inch heels, not three, and could use them as deadly weapons if provoked.
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