Welcome to the seventh GOP debate (yes, seventh): the Fox Business/WSJ undercard debate.

Right off the bat, this debate was notable in one particular arena:

i'm not used to debate moderators asking questions i want to know the answer to.

— Ryan (@alwaysonoffense) November 11, 2015

"How would you create jobs?" "What would you do about Syrian refugees?" "What should we do about entitlements?" It's…real questions!!!

— Kristen Soltis Anderson (@KSoltisAnderson) November 11, 2015

The @FBNlive team is drawing a dramatic contrast to the @CNBC debate panel. Professional, focused, and substantive.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

Chris Christie drew praise for refusing to trash the other candidates:

In the undercard Gov. Jindal is calling Huck out on cutting cost of government. Christie identifies Hillary as the real target for criticism

— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) November 11, 2015

Christie trying to be like Cruz was in the last debate in this undercard debate. Reminding his competitors Hillary the real enemy.

— Elisha (@ElishaKrauss) November 11, 2015

In the closing statements, Huckabee told the story of a child who sent him $6. Did it work?

Not sure if the anecdote with the 6-year-old works in this venue.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

I really personally like Huckabee, and his closing statement is one of the reasons why.

— Elisha (@ElishaKrauss) November 11, 2015

https://twitter.com/mVespa1/status/664249742688407552

The prevailing opinion on Twitter was that Christie had the strongest closing:

Christie finishes up the same way he debated — by going after Hillary. Good close.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

@GovChristie won. Great closing answer. #nhpolitics

— Scott P. Brown (@SenScottBrown) November 11, 2015

Here’s each candidate, in a nutshell:

Christie: The answer is stopping Hillary, Santorum: It's the Family, Huckabee: It's Morality, Jindal: Cut spending #TTT16 #GOPDebate

— Craig Bannister (@CraigBBannister) November 11, 2015

The debate was fairly bland, and many were questioning if we really needed to keep having undercard debates.

https://twitter.com/VodkaPundit/status/664249508751020033

https://twitter.com/MelissaTweets/status/664249987702784000

One silly suggestion might have livened things up a bit!

I think they should have to make clothing statements.
"I don't like corduroy….it makes a swishing sound when I walk…"

— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahDispatch) November 11, 2015

Onward to the main event- the 8th GOP debate.