When Is Next Republican Debate March 2016? CNN GOP Florida Debate Schedule, Date and Start Time

By Mark Aserit
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The Republican Candidates will be seen again on March 3rd. AP Photo/David J. Phillip

The Republican presidential debate sponsored by Fox News is in the books. Now, the party turns its attention to the next debate, which is scheduled on Thursday, March 10, in Miami. Here's what you need to know about the next Republican debate.

CNN will present the 12th GOP debate from the University of Miami. The upcoming event is being co-sponsored by Salem Media Group and The Washington Times. The four active candidates -- real estate tycoon Donald Trump, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas -- will face each other for another round of tirades and talks.

In the last GOP debate, Republicans began with insults and with three candidates pledging their support to Trump should he win the nomination.

Minutes into the debate, Trump was boasting about the size of his genitals. He responded to Rubio's joke about the size of his hand. Trump stretched his hands and said, "I guarantee you there's no problem."

Additionally, Florida Sen. Rubio and Texas Sen. Cruz took more shots at Trump. However, the Republican front-runner seemed to enjoy his center stage position, defending himself against other candidates and moderators while showing his guts to supporters.

It is also interesting to note that Trump softened his stance on his proposal to change U.S. libel laws so that politicians can easily sue journalists. On Thursday's debate, the Republican front-runner said the bond between reporters and politicians who agree to go off-the-record is too strong to break, as per reports from CNN.

Meanwhile, below is the schedule for next weeks' primaries or caucuses, courtesy of NJ.com.

March 5, Saturday: Nebraska Democratic caucuses, Kansas Republican and Democratic caucuses, Louisiana Republican and Democratic primaries, Kentucky Republican caucuses, Maine Republican primary

March 6, Sunday:  Puerto Rico Republican primary, Maine Democratic caucuses

March 8, Tuesday: Idaho Republican primary, Hawaii Republican caucuses, Mississippi Republican and Democratic primaries

March 12, Saturday: Northern Mariana Islands Democratic caucuses and District of Columbia Republican convention,

March 15, Tuesday: Ohio Republican and Democratic primaries Florida Republican and Democratic primaries, North Carolina Republican, Illinois Republican and Democratic primaries, Missouri Republican and Democratic primaries and Democratic primaries, Northern Mariana Islands Republican caucuses

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