Name This GOP Debate Picture Contest

Name This GOP Debate Picture Contest

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The sixth Republican primary debate for the party’s Presidential nomination yielded few original policy proposals but did give us this illuminating visual image. We didn’t quite know what to make of the picture but our intrepid media blogger, Leslie Savan, immediately anointed the photo with this caption:  "Honey, I Shrunk the GOP." 
 
We think Leslie did the picture justice, but think you can do even better! So, please send us your caption ideas in 50 words or less. We’ll publish a list of what think are the funniest submissions and we’ll ask our readers to determine the winner. And, regardless of the vote, we’ll send each finalist a free Nation shirt.  Just click here to participate.

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