Asa Hutchinson gains 4,000 new donors post-GOP debate.

Former ⁣Arkansas⁢ Gov. Asa Hutchinson Makes Waves After Republican Primary Debate

Former Arkansas Gov.‌ Asa Hutchinson ⁤has‍ been making ⁣headlines following his ‌appearance in the first Republican primary debate. Despite barely qualifying for the debate and being⁤ one ​of the last candidates to answer ​questions,⁣ Hutchinson managed to capture the attention of new donors and gain ‌a small boost in the polls.

Hutchinson shared his takeaways from the debate during an interview on Fox News’s Cavuto ⁣Live. He revealed that‌ his debate performance ⁣resulted⁤ in nearly 4,000 new donors ‌for ‍his campaign. With this newfound support, Hutchinson⁢ is optimistic⁤ about his future‍ prospects.

Standing Firm on Former President Donald Trump

During ⁤the debate,‍ Hutchinson stood out as one of only two candidates who did not raise their hand when ⁢asked if they‍ would support former President Donald Trump if he‍ were convicted ⁤in his criminal cases. While opponent Chris Christie seemed to ⁢raise‌ his hand,⁣ he later clarified that he was shaking his ⁤finger.

Hutchinson confidently‌ stated, “I’m the only one that was clear on that, ‍actually. ⁢And without any hesitation. So you know, you’ve got to‌ do what Abraham Lincoln talked about, and that ⁤is find ‍solid ground and stand firm. I’m in the right place. ​I stand firm.”

Despite his strong stance, ⁣Hutchinson’s campaign did‌ not‍ comment on⁢ the buzz surrounding his red ‌eye ⁤during the debate.

Speaking Time Disparity

Interestingly, Hutchinson​ had the least speaking time‍ of‍ all the candidates, with only 7 minutes‍ and⁣ 33 seconds. In contrast, Mike Pence had the ⁣most ‍speaking time, totaling 12‍ minutes and 37 seconds.

Overall, Hutchinson’s performance in the debate has generated significant attention⁢ and ⁤support. With his newfound‌ donors and a slight bump in the⁢ polls, he ⁤is ⁤poised to make a⁤ lasting⁢ impact on the Republican primary race.

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