Carly Fiorina says Hillary Clinton is 'demonstrably bad for women'

But hey, the people want what they want, right?

Fiorina's campaign confirmed to ABC News Tuesday that the candidate has given two paid speeches since launching her White House bid, but that, in both cases, the speeches were committed to long before Fiorina was a candidate and that the money went directly to charity.

"92 percent of the jobs lost during Barack Obama's first term belonged to women", Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina charged last night during the third Republican presidential debate. Why stoop to the catfight angle, Carly? Sure, he won points with his contenders on stage for voicing a common Republican sentiment.

"I used the laws of the country to my benefit, I'm sorry", he said not-apologetically. I am a conservative because I know our values, our principles, and our policies will work better to lift everyone up, men and women.

"You've got so many millions of people watching and so many instantaneous evaluations of their performance, any candidate that doesn't measure up, it gets magnified in a way that wasn't true before", said Alan Schroeder, a journalism professor at Northeastern University, who wrote a book covering half a century of presidential debate history.

Carson, who has no previous campaign experience, surged to the fore of the GOP field after a well-regarded performance in his first debate and now leads the race in Iowa, the first state to vote next year.

"Her presentation is a common-sense, solutions-oriented, and optimistic look at what Washington can learn from corporate America and how we can fix our current political climate", the email reads. In our Northwestern bubble, it often seems that everyone is invested in politics to a few degree, whether that's through affiliation with a party, support for certain candidates or keeping up with the news - but, in many ways, it's all for show.

This is the danger of citing statistics that are more than three years out of date. If Christie was the least bit concerned about alienating Black voters with that bullshit critique against Obama, maybe he would be just as concerned about ensuring the safety of Black civilians as he was about the police officers that have constantly been killing innocent people. Earlier, Carly accused Clinton of being hypocritical and "demonstrably bad for women". By 2013, that number was down to 3.2 million. Plus, I guess Fiorina made a decision to ignore the fact that women were one of the socioeconomic groups that benefited the most from Obama's Affordable Care Act.

Since economic issues are expected to dominate the discussion, Sen.

He also had a sober response to a question about fantasy football and whether the federal government should regulate the game (yes, that was actually asked). And during that time, women had a net job loss of 683,000, which is 92 percent of the total. Later, Trump responded to one pointed query as "nasty and ridiculous". Now, with slowing poll numbers, Fiorina is again looking to the debate stage for a burst of energy. The network may have had good intentions, but CNBC's moderators for the event dropped the ball, not only with their questions, but by failing to keep the candidates in check and missing opportunities to hold them accountable for flaws in their arguments.

Where he floundered: I took notes for this article throughout the night. This uber rich venture capitalist has given $25,000 to Fiorina's campaign.

If American voters' perspectives don't change, if we don't take the initiative to be informed citizens, we become pawns in this political game and there'd be a very real possibility that a neurosurgeon, a billionaire or former CEO could become the next president of the United States.