The Debate

[roberth]

Chris Wallace didn't do himself any favors last night, either, with his obvious bias towards Biden.

imagine being President Trump and fighting those lying leftists EVERY FUCKING DAY you're in office. The man has fortitude, he takes the fight right to them. Is it ugly and uncomfortable, we all know it, fights are ugly and uncomfortable.

The GOP has played nice because the GOP and the Democrats were on the same team. It isn't that way anymore, the old guard of the GOP wants their party back and the Democrats want their partners back.

[MrPrena]

That's not an undecided voter. Those are people disgusted / fed up with the political system.
Yet voted to put politicians in office, they felt might make a difference at the state & local level.

An undecided voter looks at the ballot, flips a coins and pics someone. Or stays home.

Every poll existed since we use math/poli sci had that little "undecided" % of metric. It may be small sample of the entire population, but does numbers do not lie.

[JTP80]

That debate didn't help anyone. But, with the margins Biden has in just about each poll, in the end Trump ended up hurting himself more with that performance.

I know people will point to polls from 2016 being inaccurate, but this time there's far fewer undecided voters, more people hated Hillary than hate Biden, and the current unrest is showing that more young voters are likely to vote since Obama ran in 2008.

[mindfold]

Why can?t they shut off the other persons mic when not their turn to speak? And they get shut off at 2 minutes automatically.


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[Great-Kazoo]

Every poll existed since we use math/poli sci had that little "undecided" % of metric. It may be small sample of the entire population, but does numbers do not lie.

Of course they don't



HILLARY BY A LANDSLIDE.

[MrPrena]

Of course they don't



HILLARY BY A LANDSLIDE.

Read my statement again.
I was referring to samples people participated on the poll that they are undecided.

[FoxtArt]

imagine being President Trump and fighting those lying leftists EVERY FUCKING DAY you're in office. The man has fortitude, he takes the fight right to them. Is it ugly and uncomfortable, we all know it, fights are ugly and uncomfortable.

The GOP has played nice because the GOP and the Democrats were on the same team. It isn't that way anymore, the old guard of the GOP wants their party back and the Democrats want their partners back.

Imagine having the time to insult and argue with random citizens who made a comment on twitter. Every POTUS has 150,000,000 million people who dislike them and make negative comments and lie about them. There's only one that ever thought it necessary to respond and insult each one individually. Trump's style of handling of disagreement is for no other reason that being a legit, bona-fide narcissist with the glass ego and delusions of grandeur that come with it, and there would be a lot less "attacks" if he was normal... or civil.

Try standing up in a crowded office space and constantly start shouting at your cubicle mate, inventing every colorful nickname you can think of. Yeah, that strategy doesn't buy you friends at work either.

That doesn't mean I support Biden. It's just a comment that we need to stop rationalizing every bad behavior to be either justified or good. Hell, people were CHEERING when Trump said he was probably entitled to a third term at a rally last month. It doesn't matter what he says, CHEER. We have to police our candidates, not worship them.

That said, we can agree to disagree, I do appreciate your differing opinion.

[roberth]

Imagine having the time to insult and argue with random citizens who made a comment on twitter. Every POTUS has 150,000,000 million people who dislike them and make negative comments and lie about them. There's only one that ever thought it necessary to respond and insult each one individually. Trump's style of handling of disagreement is for no other reason that being a legit, bona-fide narcissist with the glass ego and delusions of grandeur that come with it, and there would be a lot less "attacks" if he was normal... or civil.

Yup, tweeting back at those motherfuckers is a waste of time and energy. He needs to let it go.

Try standing up in a crowded office space and constantly start shouting at your cubicle mate, inventing every colorful nickname you can think of. Yeah, that strategy doesn't buy you friends at work either.

Democrats and half the Republicans aren't co-workers, they are the fucking enemy.

That doesn't mean I support Biden. It's just a comment that we need to stop rationalizing every bad behavior to be either justified or good. Hell, people were CHEERING when Trump said he was probably entitled to a third term at a rally last month. It doesn't matter what he says, CHEER. We have to police our candidates, not worship them.

Were they cheering or laughing that he just trolled the goddamn democrats again. I know don't want him to serve a 3rd term and I don't think he was serious, though it is hard to tell sometimes.

That said, we can agree to disagree, I do appreciate your differing opinion.

...and I appreciate yours.

[flogger]

Wallace really screwed the pooch, lost control early and showed blatant bias for Biden. I'm guessing he is getting some flak and probably is out as far as any future debates.

Trump was not going to be cornered by this puppet and the MSM. As childish as the exchange was, he did some damage to the Biden campaign and proved he was not going to be pushed around, good for him!

It will be interesting to see what changes the 'Commission of Presidential Debates' ( never heard of it ) comes up with on the rest of the debates, if there are any.

[def90]

That debate didn't help anyone. But, with the margins Biden has in just about each poll, in the end Trump ended up hurting himself more with that performance.

I know people will point to polls from 2016 being inaccurate, but this time there's far fewer undecided voters, more people hated Hillary than hate Biden, and the current unrest is showing that more young voters are likely to vote since Obama ran in 2008.

The youth vote wont turn out, they never do. They didn’t turn out in the primaries like people thought they would as well.