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2020 Presidential Debates Round 1 - Game Thread


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2 hours ago, Moiraine said:

Biden should do the 2nd debate regardless of whether Trump agrees, assuming they still have it. It's a town hall.

What makes you think Trump would not be at the next debate?  Is it coming from a news site from the left?  Or coming from the Biden campaign?  Or what else?  It makes no sense.  Why would he not defend his presidency in a debate with anyone, including Biden?


(Please don't quote the brainwashing CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, NPR, WAPO, NYPO, The Atlantic, the lincoln project or VOX.  Clearly we all know they are examples of purchased liberal media totes, distributed heavily from Semi Valley giant Google )

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34 minutes ago, admo said:

What makes you think Trump would not be at the next debate?  Is it coming from a news site from the left?  Or coming from the Biden campaign?  Or what else?  It makes no sense.  Why would he not defend his presidency in a debate with anyone, including Biden?


(Please don't quote the brainwashing CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, NPR, WAPO, NYPO, The Atlantic, the lincoln project or VOX.  Clearly we all know they are examples of purchased liberal media totes, distributed heavily from Semi Valley giant Google )

 

I mean for one, he's whining about it on Twitter.

 

 

One can easily look at his reaction and surmise he might be laying the groundwork to back out of future debates citing bias against him. Not to mention we're all waiting to find out if he got COVID.

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11 hours ago, Danny Bateman said:

 

I mean for one, he's whining about it on Twitter.

 

 

One can easily look at his reaction and surmise he might be laying the groundwork to back out of future debates citing bias against him. Not to mention we're all waiting to find out if he got COVID.

His whole game plan was to so screw up the 1st debate so he wouldn't have to engage in intelligent discussion back and forth.  He says he doesn't do debate prep - he thinks he can wing it.  The fact of the matter, if he and Biden had a civilized discussion, he would come out looking like a buffoon.  

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2 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

The fact of the matter, if he an Biden had a civilized discussion, he would come out looking like a buffoon.  

 

Exactly. He has to turn it to chaos because he couldn't possibly survive a Lincoln-Douglas debate. He'd be exposed and he can't have that.

 

If they won't mute him when Biden's talking, and vice versa, they shouldn't even do debates anymore. 

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8 minutes ago, knapplc said:

 

Exactly. He has to turn it to chaos because he couldn't possibly survive a Lincoln-Douglas debate. He'd be exposed and he can't have that.

 

If they won't mute him when Biden's talking, and vice versa, they shouldn't even do debates anymore. 

Yes- at this point - an unmuted trump isn't a debate and not worth watching.  It may stir up his base of crazies but for all of those voters who are going to Biden and who voted trump in 2016 - I think this last debate  will make them even more solid Biden.  There would be nothing to gain.  Let's have the VP debate -- then Nov 3rd can't get here quick enough - and Jan 20 wt a new president even quicker.

 

Lincoln - Douglas -   Trump thinks he's on Lincoln's level as a president and he probably has no idea who Douglas was. 

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On 10/2/2020 at 5:00 PM, RedDenver said:

 

Ruthie was right and many others feel the same way as reflected in this new poll

 

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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/meet-the-press/biden-s-national-lead-over-trump-jumps-14-points-after-n1242018

 

 

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“The clear loser from the debate was Donald Trump,” said Democratic pollster Jeff Horwitt of Hart Research Associates, who conducted this survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff of Public Opinion Strategies.

“And at least for the short term, this has damaged his standing against Joe Biden,” Horwitt added.

But McInturff, the GOP pollster, cautions that the survey could represent a “shock to the system” right after a consequential debate. (Democrats, for instance, hold a 9-point advantage in party identification in this poll, compared with 5- to 6-point advantages in past ones.)

And as a result, McInturff believes that the race could return to the stable 8- to 9-point margin where it’s essentially been over the last several months — which is still a difficult place for an incumbent four weeks before Election Day.

The biggest declines for Trump in the poll come from seniors (who are now backing Biden by a 62 percent-to-35 percent margin) and suburban women (58 percent to 33 percent).

And men 50 years and older moved from a 13-point advantage for Trump in the pre-debate NBC News/WSJ poll, to a 1-point advantage for Biden in this latest poll.

 

 

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