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Republicans Jeb Bush and Ben Carson sought to steady their presidential campaigns in Tuesday night's GOP debate, with Bush taking advantage of a policy-focused contest to detail positions on the economy and immigration while Carson swatted away mounting questions about the veracity of his celebrated biography.

The fourth Republican presidential debate Tuesday night in Milwaukee had Gov. Chris Christie on the undercard. He missed the cut for the main event, but might not have missed the mark with the extra time he was allotted at the so-called “kiddie table.”

For some Republican presidential candidates, the party's first three debates have been pivotal, giving their campaigns a quick boost or shaking their supporters. Ben Carson isn't among them.

Because he didn’t make the main stage, Christie might not be able to have a breakout moment in the fourth GOP debate. That doesn't mean he's finished.

Whether or not you like Gov. Christie, the fact that he's on the under card for the next GOP presidential debate is a sign that the event criteria needs adjusting.

It's time for Gov. Chris Christie to get out of the presidential race and start paying more attention to New Jersey, the New York Times says in an op-ed published online Thursday.

The third Republican presidential debate Wednesday night was not really dominated by Donald Trump and Ben Carson. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie did have his moments in the limited amount of time he actually spoke. Technically, Hillary Clinton wasn’t involved in the form, but you wouldn’t know that if you focused on Christie because he sure focused on Clinton.

The Republican candidates for president will gather Wednesday for their third debate amid fresh volatility in an already chaotic race, with Ben Carson surging past Donald Trump in Iowa and one-time front-runner Jeb Bush under pressure to prove he's still a viable candidate for the GOP nomination.

The first two GOP presidential debates did not help or hurt Gov. Chris Christie’s campaign. He remained in 10th place in the crowded Republican field according to Real Clear Politics, which averaged the five most recent national polls. The same source placed Christie in ninth in the key early primary state of New Hampshire...

Did you watch the 2nd GOP Debate? There was one moment that separated one candidate from the rest. While many of the candidates fumbled for an awkward answer when asked which woman should be on the $10 bill, Carly Fiornia's answer was nothing short of amazing...