By Katie Reilly
They railed against President Barack Obama, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and the New York Times. They disagreed on New York values and tax plans.
But the top seven Republican candidates agreed that the country’s next Commander-in-Chief was standing among them on the stage in Charleston, S.C. where they faced off in the latest debate on Thursday, discussing the threat of ISIS, gun control, Tuesday’s State of the Union address and the state of the U.S. economy. Read more about the debate here.
Watch the video above for highlights.
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