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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

Republican National Committee decided not to go with a lottery system. "If we had not had it at the Peace Center we probably would have had more people come, but the Peace Center is the venue that CBS chose,” said Chad Groover, chairman of the Greenville County Republican party.



Groover said supporters who work hard for the party will be rewarded tickets. People selected will fill the 1,900 seats that have been made available for the event, according to Groover. Groover said the Republican National Committee gives a lot of tickets to supporters. He said more are then allocated for the state party to distribute among the county chairs. […] Groover said he gave tickets to supporters, including elected officials, who work hard for the party.

A "huge majority" of the South Carolina Republican Party's tickets for this weekend's presidential debate have been given to county chairs, party activists and elected officials, SCGOP Executive Director Hope Walker said. The party will no longer distribute tickets through a lottery system, as it had originally planned, citing limited space at the Peace Center.



More than 25,000 people requested debate tickets through the lottery system, including some of the party activists and officials who have been given tickets "to recognize their hard work and leadership," Walker said in an emailed statement.



In each Republican debate, the Republican National Committee allocates tickets to the host state's Republican party, each candidate's campaign, and debate partners -- in this weekend's case, that would include CBS and Google.



Your best chance at getting a ticket is to be an active party or campaign volunteer, or a major campaign donor, said Chad Groover, chair of the Greenville County Republican Party. Groover was given enough tickets for some of the county party's most active volunteers to attend the debate.



The debate will be held in the Peace Center's 2,100-seat concert hall on Saturday night. The RNC handles ticketing and gave the SCGOP a portion of those tickets; how many has not yet been specified by either group.



The Peace Center is much smaller than the North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center, the nearly 14,000-seat venue that held the last Republican debate in South Carolina. The Bon Secours Wellness Arena, about a mile from the Peace Center, has a capacity of more than 15,000, but hosts a Swamp Rabbits hockey game the night of the debate. A venue change may have resulted in wider accessibility to tickets for the public, Groover said, noting it was very easy for him to get a seat at the North Charleston debate.



"If we’d had it at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, it would be a different ballgame altogether," Groover said. "Even if they’d had it Bob Jones (University), i think their auditorium seats at least 7,000."



Many of the 25,000 people who entered the initial ticket lottery were average voters like John McGhee, who requested tickets with his friends. McGhee doesn't volunteer with any campaign or party organization, but considers himself "the average voter" who keeps close tabs on the presidential race.



"We didn't have any idea how much demand there would be for tickets," McGhee said. "If they're distributing them to the volunteers, I'm okay with that."

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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New York liberal, Trump is.

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I didn't watch. Fill me in on the details.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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OP....when will it sink in?   Trumps not a politician....he's going to call people out when their wrong or dumb on a situation.

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He's leading, that's the thing that gets me. His ego must be so big that even when he wins, he still has to attack others. All he needed to do was to keep his mouth relatively shut and say "I'm going to make America great again" every time.

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He's leading, that's the thing that gets me. His ego must be so big that even when he wins, he still has to attack others. All he needed to do was to keep his mouth relatively shut and say "I'm going to make America great again" every time.

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He's leading, that's the thing that gets me. His ego must be so big that even when he wins, he still has to attack others. All he needed to do was to keep his mouth relatively shut and say "I'm going to make America great again" every time.

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He's leading, that's the thing that gets me. His ego must be so big that even when he wins, he still has to attack others. All he needed to do was to keep his mouth relatively shut and say "I'm going to make America great again" every time.

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As a crybaby man child? Sure seems like it. He didn't appear presidential at all.

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Exposed?......wtf?

only thing exposed for sure was the payoff people cheering for Jeb and Rubio in the crowd.

OP....when will it sink in?   Trumps not a politician....he's going to call people out when their wrong or dumb on a situation.

If he wins, he's going to take a no prisoner, attitude instead of just laying over on one deal for favoring the next...

I think that's going to be fun to watch.

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Trump is a poser, he exposes himself every time he opens his mouth.