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Input: Bernie Sanders Live Tweets GOP Debate, Gets Bored, Goes Home Early 
  
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 This post was updated at 8:30 a.m. ET to include debate metrics from Twitter 
  
 Like no doubt millions of Americans, Bernie Sanders tuned in to the Republican debate on CNN. But the Vermont independent who is running for the Democratic nomination for president didn't stop there. 
  
 The septuagenarian senator live tweeted the debate, with help from his 24-year-old digital director. That is, until just shy of 10:30 p.m., when he called it quits. 
  
 Does anyone know... when will this debate finally end? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Thank you all. I've had it. I'm going home. Talk to you soon. #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 It all seemed to be a hit with his fans. His tweets got tens of thousands of retweets and favorites. According to Twitter, Sanders had two of the three most retweeted candidate posts of the night, exceeded only by Jeb Bush's "Sorry Mom" tweet in reference to youthful smoking of marijuana. This is similar to the last debate where a Sanders quip was the most retweeted. 
  
 Other candidates had teams of staff doing rapid response, but Sanders was his own rapid-response unit. Sanders spokesman Michael Briggs said the candidate offered quips and observations while watching the debate. Kenneth Pennington, the campaign's digital director, sat next to Sanders on a sofa, typing and tweeting the senator's often-sarcastic thoughts on a laptop. 
  
 In no particular order, here are the top 10 #DebateWithBernie tweets: 
  
 Before the debate began, Sanders asked in a tweet whether the candidates would discuss "serious issues," and he spent much of the debate wondering when they would get to the issues he considers most pressing. 
  
 Have you heard anyone use the word "poverty" yet? 47.7 million Americans living in poverty. No discussion. #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Waiting, waiting, waiting. Will we hear anything about racial justice, income inequality or making college affordable? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Twitter really needs to develop a sarcasm font. 
  
 Trump. What a pleasant and humble person. Can't stop saying kind and generous things about his fellow Republicans. #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Yup. Bush was a great president. Yes. No doubt. Great president. All Obama's fault. #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 The debate was held at the Reagan Library, and the 40th president was invoked frequently, which gave Sanders an idea. 
  
 Okay. Let's vote for Reagan. Sounds better than any of these guys. #DebateWithBernie #GOPDebate — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 The GOP candidates were largely in agreement on Planned Parenthood. (They think it should lose its federal funding). Sanders doesn't agree. 
  
 Does anyone on that stage believe the women of this country have the right to control their own bodies? Anyone? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Trump: "I will take care of women." Really? What about respecting the right of women to control their own bodies? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Rich get richer. Everyone else gets poorer. And all these guys can talk about is war and defunding Planned Parenthood. #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 Sanders got impatient with the focus on war. 
  
 Can these guys talk about anything other than their desire to go to war? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 War, war, war. When do we get to their other major priority: tax breaks for billionaires? #DebateWithBernie — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) September 17, 2015 
  
 But Sanders tuned out too soon. Debate moderator Jake Tapper, citing questions coming in from social media, asked the candidates about climate change. 
  
 Alas, Sanders' Twitter account remained silent for the rest of the debate. ||||| The self-described Democratic socialist’s barbed remarks racked up thousands of retweets and favourites during the Republican debate Wednesday night 
  
 One of the surprise stars of the GOP debate on Wednesday night was the Vermont senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders. 
  
 Sanders announced he would be live-tweeting the debate just after 8pm. It turned out to be a winning decision as the self-described Democratic socialist’s barbed remarks racked up thousands of retweets and favourites. 
  
 “Rubio knows California has a drought. Will he have the courage to connect that to climate change or reject the science?” was one of Sanders first burns. 
  
 Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) Rubio knows California has a drought. Will he have the courage to connect that to climate change or reject the science? #DebateWithBernie 
  
 The 73-year-old was responding to a joke by Florida senator Marco Rubio referencing his thirst during a state of the union speech almost three years earlier. 
  
 Donald Trump had begun his debate performance with an attack on Kentucky senator Rand Paul. After Paul reminded the audience that Trump had repeatedly criticised people for their appearance – including fellow Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina – Trump shot back. 
  
 “I never attacked him on his look, and believe me there’s plenty of subject matter right there,” the business mogul said. 
  
  
  
 Right on cue, there was Sanders, seemingly capturing the thoughts of many: 
  
 Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) Trump. What a pleasant and humble person. Can't stop saying kind and generous things about his fellow Republicans. #DebateWithBernie 
  
 Sanders’ tweets did not just point out the obvious problems with the debate. He repeatedly chided those on stage for their focus on war and foreign intervention. Both for the spending: 
  
 Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) Now we're really getting to the Republican talking points. More money for war and confrontation. #DebateWithBernie 
  
 And for the success, or lack thereof, of previous wars: 
  
 Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) Gee. How come these guys are not talking about the great "success" of Bush's foreign policy and the war in Iraq? #DebateWithBernie 
  
 Sanders recently overtook Hillary Clinton, the presumed Democratic frontrunner, in the polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, and much of his success has been attributed to his willingness to discuss issues rarely raised in political debates. As the Republicans lined up to state their opposition to abortion, Sanders gave the opposite view. 
  
 Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) Does anyone on that stage believe the women of this country have the right to control their own bodies? Anyone? #DebateWithBernie 
  
 Clinton herself tweeted live coverage of the GOP debate. Echoing Sanders, she said that only women should “make decisions about their own bodies”. 
  
 The former secretary of state also commented on the introduction into the debate of Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was briefly jailed after refusing to conduct same-sex marriages. Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, attended a rally in her honour last week, and reiterated her support for her, and opposition to same-sex marriage, during the debate. |||||
Output:
Bernie Sanders was nowhere near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library last night, but he still emerged as "one of the surprise stars" of the GOP debate, according to the Guardian. The Vermont senator covered the debate on his Twitter feed last night and came out with plenty of strong opinions before he decided at 10:30pm that he had "had it" and called it a night, NPR reports. Some highlights from the #DebateWithBernie live-tweeting: "Trump. What a pleasant and humble person. Can't stop saying kind and generous things about his fellow Republicans." "Rubio knows California has a drought. Will he have the courage to connect that to climate change or reject the science?" "Gee. How come these guys are not talking about the great 'success' of Bush's foreign policy and the war in Iraq?" "War, war, war. When do we get to their other major priority: tax breaks for billionaires?" "Does anyone on that stage believe the women of this country have the right to control their own bodies? Anyone?" "Okay. Let's vote for Reagan. Sounds better than any of these guys." "Does anyone know ... when will this debate finally end?" (Earlier this week, Sanders managed to get applause from a crowd of conservative Christian students.)