By Jessica Taylor, Sep 12, 2015 NPR
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio both memorably clashed with Trump — and emerged on top, likely improving their standing in the GOP race.
Fiorina — who impressed at the last undercard debate enough to make the main stage — made her presence felt early and often with passionate responses on Planned Parenthood funding and abortion and witty comebacks to Trump's hit last week on her appearance.
Rubio impressed on foreign policy, challenging Trump on his lack of international and Middle East knowledge.
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