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Don't ruin it. We have a week to get into a tizzy about Dad messing up his debate.
I bet ratings for the Pence/Kaine debate are awful
Coke's a hell of a drug
Don't ruin it. We have a week to get into a tizzy about Dad messing up his debate.
I mean, he groaned right after Hillary started talking about the vibrancy of black communities.
But maybe I'm making things up.
Don't say that about Dad! We're going to organize a bake sale, and hold up a huge banner for him saying "We're proud of you!" And he'll probably take us all to the McDonalds with the playplace after. Cause he said he would.I bet ratings for the Pence/Kaine debate are awful
I bet ratings for the Pence/Kaine debate are awful
My god <__>
OMG the transcript reads more bizarre than watching it live.
I'm sorry by he came off incredibly poorly during that moment.Exactly he's groaning at the notion that they are vibrant communities. His whole thing is that African American communities are doing poorly right now and his groan is indicating that this is a scripted remark about how everything is great when in reality it isn't. Trump isn't afraid of saying an offensive remark. If he had something he wanted to say he would say it. Believe me.
Finally found this in gif formon /r/The_Donald...
Hi PoliGaf, long time lurker first time poster. For some reason King County and the State of Washington still think I'm deployed somewhere even though I never left the state at all. On of the perks of this is I receive my mail in ballot like a month ahead everyone so I'll be the one of the first one out in the public to vote! http://imgur.com/LXFjbzI
So, what disease would we be diagnosing Hillary with right now had she been sniffing like Trump was tonight
Many in old school 2008 poligaf used to call him ChuckGodd.
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Man, I got to hand it to Hillary.
It would have been very difficult for me to not just straight up call him a buffoon.
Hillary's best effort tonight was just getting out of the way when Trump went unhinged. She was smart not to do too much engaging during those moments.
Anyway, here are my quick debate thoughts.
1. I can't imagine Trump gaining any real new support after tonight.
2. I'm not convinced Hillary convinced a lot of people to her side on her own. She did fine and had a few really good moments but it wasn't a stellar performance, the kind that could have basically ended Trump but...
3. Trump's performance had to convince some people to go to Hillary's side. He was a fucking mess. I really think his part on the birtherism, temperament, and sexism were devastatingly bad.
don't you mean a "there you go again" moment
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I haven't seen anyone catch this bit of ignorance from DJT. But a VAT is not a tariff -- domestic goods also pay it, doesn't distort trade
I understand the reason why she let Trump just go on unhinged but, I still feel like she let too many moments that she could have capitalized on go.
We got no "you're no Jack Kennedy" moment. Where I feel there was probably dozens of lines he was left open for a moment like that.
I understand the reason why she let Trump just go on unhinged but, I still feel like she let too many moments that she could have capitalized on go.
We got no "you're no Jack Kennedy" moment. Where I feel there was probably dozens of lines he was left open for a moment like that.
*goes to facebook*
*reads the comments of salt*
But he's so good at business!!!11!!1!1111
This is something I wanted Hillary to point out. She was ignoring him too much early on to get her talking points in.
I knew there would be a gif of this when I saw it. So good.
So how are republican spindoctors spinning this into a trump win?
According to the people who put money on the line in the political prediction markets, Hillary Clinton clearly won the first debate.
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All told, Mrs. Clintons odds of winning the election rose from around 63 percent in the minutes before the debate started to 69 percent by the end. Likewise, Mr. Trumps chances of winning the White House declined by five percentage points. Other prediction markets, such as PredictIt, showed an even larger move against Mr. Trump.
This is far more damaging to him than Obama's performance in 2012. Obama was terrible, but he was already President. There were no questions on whether or not he could do the job....because he'd been doing it for 4 years. Trump managed to shit the bed in front of 100 million people. Obama could bounce back because he could remind people of why they loved him. Trump cannot, because no one loves him, and he just confirmed everything Hillary's team has been saying about him for months.
I knew there would be a gif of this when I saw it. So good.
I guess she could have said something like "President Obama isn't just my President. He's our President. For all of America. For the struggling and striving. And that's the type of President I intend to be."
But I think it was something people picked up on anyway."Your President." Delegitimizing yet again.
Man, I got to hand it to Hillary.
It would have been very difficult for me to not just straight up call him a buffoon.
Hillary's best effort tonight was just getting out of the way when Trump went unhinged. She was smart not to do too much engaging during those moments.
Anyway, here are my quick debate thoughts.
1. I can't imagine Trump gaining any real new support after tonight.
2. I'm not convinced Hillary convinced a lot of people to her side on her own. She did fine and had a few really good moments but it wasn't a stellar performance, the kind that could have basically ended Trump but...
3. Trump's performance had to convince some people to go to Hillary's side. He was a fucking mess. I really think his part on the birtherism, temperament, and sexism were devastatingly bad.
So, I do think this actually ended him as much as anything would end anyone. He failed the very low goal of appearing Presidential. He failed it so hard. Because I believe Hillary's way to end this is to secure her voting groups, and I think she actually made huge strides towards doing that. But I actually think your third point is spot on because, like, the terrible things he did helps her to lock people down on her side.
It was bizarre, said Barack Obamas campaign manager David Plouffe, who, like many Clinton allies, seemed visibly relieved. He was clearly rattled, and clearly focused on defending himself, which Im told narcissists are prone to do"