WASHINGTON – No one had a breakout moment at the second Republican presidential debate. Nothing happened to significantly throw former President Donald Trump off the road to winning the GOP presidential nomination.
And no one — neither the three moderators nor the seven contenders, except for former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who made a very brief mention — wanted to address the obvious: That frontrunner Trump has been charged in four criminal indictments, and that in a civil case in New York, a judge just found that businesses Trump and his eldest sons ran routinely committed fraud.
