texas_ex2000
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Boy, that Bill and Melania handshake wasn't weird.
Odds of Hillary going into an epileptic seizure?
Odds of Hillary going into an epileptic seizure?
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Boy, that Bill and Melania handshake wasn't weird.
Odds of Hillary going into an epileptic seizure?
Very accurate observation. Nail on head.The main thing that makes me think he won is that it felt quite a lot like the Republican debates where I was not sure at the time whether people would respond favorably, but then they did--every time.
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He left a lot of opportunities on the table, e.g. going hard on e-mail (he did pretty well on that but not enough), Benghazi, Clinton Foundation......
The questions were clearly slanted against Trump but as Megyn Kelly stated last night, that may be due to running out of time as Lester Holt allowed Trump/HRC to spar adeptly ensuring he wasn't IN the debate.
Yes but the time he did have he spent it attacking Trump.
- “(Referring to Trump’s question about Clinton’s e-mail scandal) Well, I’ll let her answer that…Secretary Clinton?”
- “[Trump] also raised the issue of your e-mails. Do you want to respond to that?”
I think Anderson Cooper is probably the most impartial personality out of all the major news networks. Unlike Wolf Blitzer and Amanpour and the other CNN anchors/reporters who editorialize ad nauseam, I just see Cooper just report the news and give straight forward commentary on the "round table" specials. It's so noticeable, especially right after a shooting or a terrorist attack, because his other CNN anchors just spout off the DNC talking points while he just reports. I have a lot of respect for him, and 360 is the only heavy news program on CNN I can watch regularly.Moderator bias was a big issue in 2012 too. Candy Crowley single handedly swung one debate to BO. The RNC knows that, but can't seem to do anything about it.
The next debate will be moderated by Anderson Cooper of CNN, an openly gay man, and Martha Raddatz of ABC, whom I know nothing about.
Chris Wallace will moderate the third debate. He might be relatively impartial.
Wow, the Republican party is managed worse than the Big 12. Why do they consistently allow biased moderators in these debates. There are plenty of good choices yet they keep agreeing to the Crowley's and Holt's of the world.
* Predict TEXAS-ULM *
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