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my fav part was when the audience just started laughing at trump where's a good clip of that?
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docbeard posted:I was a little surprised that immigration wasn't so much as mentioned til Trump couldn't help shouting 800 PEOPLE WE WERE DEPORTING GOT MADE CITIZENS BY A CLERICAL ERROR AND MAYBE IT WAS ACTUALLY 1800 during a completely unrelated question. His zero to mexico in under five seconds start was pretty funny though, especially seeing as he blamed mexico for the economy and job losses, but rather than pinning it on immigrants stealing jobs he somehow attributed it to mexico being better at infrastructure spending. But now that hillary has proven herself resistant to Trumping I cannot wait to hear them fight about the wall.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:39
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This debate is especially bad for Trump, because it blows away his one, big advantage - his 'aura of invincibility' he could use to intimidate people like Chris Christie. Now that he's been stumped, the magic is gone. And now that the magic is gone, the knives are gonna come out, from the rest of the GOP. Any serious player is going to see the writing on the wall, and they're going to want a slice of the post-Trumpocalyptic tactical action rpg.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:48
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rudatron posted:This debate is especially bad for Trump, because it blows away his one, big advantage - his 'aura of invincibility' he could use to intimidate people like Chris Christie. Now that he's been stumped, the magic is gone. And now that the magic is gone, the knives are gonna come out, from the rest of the GOP. Any serious player is going to see the writing on the wall, and they're going to want a slice of the post-Trumpocalyptic tactical action rpg. I am so happy that ted cruz bent the knee mere days before this
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Sep 27, 2016 15:57
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Wait who's ted cruz???? Thats not what i wrote....
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Sep 27, 2016 15:58
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Seriously though I hate that trumped-up trickle down line so much that I'm sure I'm going to hear it all day long because the universe hates me
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Sep 27, 2016 15:59
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rudatron posted:This debate is especially bad for Trump, because it blows away his one, big advantage - his 'aura of invincibility' he could use to intimidate people like Chris Christie. Now that he's been stumped, the magic is gone. And now that the magic is gone, the knives are gonna come out, from the rest of the GOP. Any serious player is going to see the writing on the wall, and they're going to want a slice of the post-Trumpocalyptic tactical action rpg. I doubt the lasting impression of this debate will be that Trump was stumped. This is the same sort of wishful thinking that has been posted all over the internet since December.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:08
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The Kingfish posted:I doubt the lasting impression of this debate will be that Trump was stumped. This is the same sort of wishful thinking that has been posted all over the internet since December. Well now I'm sure of it. Trump was stumped.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:08
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WampaLord posted:Well now I'm sure of it.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:10
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Even the bobs are giving it up lol
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Sep 27, 2016 16:11
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jarofpiss posted:it was pretty wild how clinton went through a whole speech about "what is donald hiding in his tax returns" and donald didn't bring up her wall street speeches because he was too busy doing rails off his podium lol I was ready to say she lost that rhetorical point until Trump straight-up admitted to tax evasion. She was just throwing out wild speculation to see what stuck and that's distasteful to me, but Trump interrupting her to admit that he doesn't pay taxes was a huge  moment.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:14
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tankadillo posted:my fav part was when the audience just started laughing at trump https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oyO6rNMzcA
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Sep 27, 2016 16:14
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Pakled posted:I was ready to say she lost that rhetorical point until Trump straight-up admitted to tax evasion. She was just throwing out wild speculation to see what stuck and that's distasteful to me, but Trump interrupting her to admit that he doesn't pay taxes was a huge Thats because it wasnt wild speculation
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Sep 27, 2016 16:15
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Pakled posted:I was ready to say she lost that rhetorical point until Trump straight-up admitted to tax evasion. She was just throwing out wild speculation to see what stuck and that's distasteful to me, but Trump interrupting her to admit that he doesn't pay taxes was a huge I think the "three possible reasons" tactic was particularly devastating for Trump because he is actually so afraid of revealing the first one, that he isn't as rich as he claims, that he will endorse the other options in order to distance himself from the first. His entire fortune is built on his ability to inspire investor confidence with his illusory success. If he is revealed to not be as rich as he claims or to mostly get by on crazy amounts of debt than he is done for.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:24
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RandomPauI posted:Trump explained the Ms. Piggy comment, so it's all good now. trump is obese
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Sep 27, 2016 16:26
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Chokes McGee posted:Thanks for calling in. This next tweet is from "baloogan" from the "Something Awful" forums, who writes, "peckerwood" Sorry that you don't think the largest living voter age generation doesn't matter (it does and Hillary had been freaking out too late to court them thinking they were a gimme)
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Sep 27, 2016 16:30
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I'm dreading that Town Hall. I've never liked a town hall debate in my life. It's always the worst people there. "Secretary Clinton, I am an unemployed factory worker. I was laid off eight years ago and recently I had to get surgery that I cannot pay for. What are you going to do to relieve medical burdens on middle class workers?" Hey here's an idea, stupid: read up on democrats' platforms on health reform vs. the republicans' platforms, there's like 20 years worth of research about it. Ya dope. Allright, that was a hypothetical. But you get the idea.
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fart blood posted:I'm dreading that Town Hall. I've never liked a town hall debate in my life. It's always the worst people there. "Secretary Clinton, I am an unemployed factory worker. I was laid off eight years ago and recently I had to get surgery that I cannot pay for. What are you going to do to relieve medical burdens on middle class workers?" That'd actually be a really good town hall question compared to the average
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Sep 27, 2016 16:35
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The Kingfish posted:I doubt the lasting impression of this debate will be that Trump was stumped. This is the same sort of wishful thinking that has been posted all over the internet since December. The only people saying Trump didn't get creamed are: -Trump himself -Trump's Campaign -Trump die-hard supporters Today I notice anyone who was heavily pro-Trump doesn't want to talk about the debate at all, or references online polls they know are bad but want to hedge against reality. The same way Vile/Boosted/etc. run away every time Trump does bad. Atoramos has issued a correction as of 16:42 on Sep 27, 2016 |
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Sep 27, 2016 16:40
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Atoramos posted:The only people saying Trump didn't get creamed are: Today everyone I know who's pro-Trump was onto the talking point "they both did bad"
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Sep 27, 2016 16:41
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In my experience, everyone always thinks their candidate won. When people are trying to call it a tie shows that their candidate performed very poorly.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:42
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deadwing posted:That'd actually be a really good town hall question compared to the average It's still willfully ignorant though. 90% of the time, so many questions these people have can be answered if they just looked it up. The only reason they're asking the question is because they secretly hope one of them will say "I'll give you everything." It's frustrating.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:42
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deadwing posted:Today everyone I know who's pro-Trump was onto the talking point "they both did bad" This. And a guy was furious about the moderators being supposed fact checkers. His argument was essentially that if Trump tells whoppers, so be it, winning is everything and it's Hillary's job to fact check her opponent.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:43
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deadwing posted:Today everyone I know who's pro-Trump was onto the talking point "they both did bad" Let's be honest here: almost a third of America was tuned in watching Donald get loving creamed. While Trump supporters are going to have to spin things because the reality of the situation is unacceptable, there's simply too many people that tuned in. This is why, regardless of how many online polls are mentioned, they won't matter. Donald still refused to shake Holt's hand. He walked away sour because the loss was just too obvious. Everyone knows he lost it, Trump included.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:46
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fart blood posted:I'm dreading that Town Hall. I've never liked a town hall debate in my life. It's always the worst people there. "Secretary Clinton, I am an unemployed factory worker. I was laid off eight years ago and recently I had to get surgery that I cannot pay for. What are you going to do to relieve medical burdens on middle class workers?" Clinton's strength is actually retail person to person campaigning. She's good with issues and specific solutions to problems. The Town Hall format plays to her strengths as a candidate.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:46
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At this point I'm not sure what format would be good for Donald Trump. Maybe if he had every single question beforehand and a teleprompter feeding him answers.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:52
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Reason posted:At this point I'm not sure what format would be good for Donald Trump. Maybe if he had every single question beforehand and a teleprompter feeding him answers. Honest answer is there's some chance the GOP could have ducked out of all four debates and it could have been better for polling than what just happened. I would be personally surprised if the next three debates go as planned.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:55
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Reason posted:At this point I'm not sure what format would be good for Donald Trump. Maybe if he had every single question beforehand and a teleprompter feeding him answers. If he can make it to the third debate, that one could possibly be the "best" for him due to Chris Wallace moderating. Wallace will go hard on Hillary and toss Trump softballs, and not do the Holt thing of asking follow up questions. By then, though, assuming he does just as bad in debate 2 (and he will), it won't matter anymore.
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Atoramos posted:Let's be honest here: almost a third of America was tuned in watching Donald get loving creamed. While Trump supporters are going to have to spin things because the reality of the situation is unacceptable, there's simply too many people that tuned in. From what I understand, Trump came back to shake Holt's hand afterwards, he just went to talk to someone on his campaign first. Also, he said in one of the post-debate interviews that he thought Holt was very fair (because Trump's far enough up his own rear end he probably believed he won it in the immediate aftermath). He'll probably be singing a different tune today though.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:58
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I'm actually curious about the VP Debate. I hope Kaine can make Pence look like a fool.
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Sep 27, 2016 17:00
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docbeard posted:I was a little surprised that immigration wasn't so much as mentioned til Trump couldn't help shouting 800 PEOPLE WE WERE DEPORTING GOT MADE CITIZENS BY A CLERICAL ERROR AND MAYBE IT WAS ACTUALLY 1800 during a completely unrelated question. I liked that his basic point there was "instead of deporting those motherfuckers WE ALLOWED THEM TO BECOME CITIZENS WHAT THE gently caress???"
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Sep 27, 2016 17:00
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fart blood posted:It's still willfully ignorant though. 90% of the time, so many questions these people have can be answered if they just looked it up. The only reason they're asking the question is because they secretly hope one of them will say "I'll give you everything." It's frustrating. The debates aren't for us. They're for dipshitty motherfucker undecideds who can't do any more research than watch TV for four and a half hours every campaign cycle.
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Sep 27, 2016 17:01
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fart blood posted:I'm dreading that Town Hall. I've never liked a town hall debate in my life. It's always the worst people there. "Secretary Clinton, I am an unemployed factory worker. I was laid off eight years ago and recently I had to get surgery that I cannot pay for. What are you going to do to relieve medical burdens on middle class workers?"
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Sep 27, 2016 17:05
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Lemming posted:*internally screaming* I wish I could go back in time and comfort my past self
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Sep 27, 2016 17:07
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deadwing posted:The debates aren't for us. They're for dipshitty motherfucker undecideds who can't do any more research than watch TV for four and a half hours every campaign cycle. Hi, yes, that's me, hello
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Sep 27, 2016 17:06
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jarofpiss posted:it was pretty wild how clinton went through a whole speech about "what is donald hiding in his tax returns" and donald didn't bring up her wall street speeches because he was too busy doing rails off his podium lol I think it owns how you can be like "maybe trump didn't release them because he's not really rich or maybe it's because he's donating half his income to NAMBLA" and he'll go "uh actually I'm rich as all hell"
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Sep 27, 2016 17:07
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Secretary Clinton, I am an unemployed factory worker. I was laid off eight years ago and recently I had to get surgery that I cannot pay for. Why did you abandon those men to die in Benghazi?
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deadwing posted:The debates aren't for us. They're for dipshitty motherfucker undecideds who can't do any more research than watch TV for four and a half hours every campaign cycle. Usually I'd say they're more about setting media narratives around who 'won' but this time a ton of people actually tuned in so who knows
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