Who will win the Presidential Debate?

[gatomontes99]

Half those policies are policies Trump proposed. She's mimicking his opportunity zones and his child tax credit.

[West]

1 minute ago, gatomontes99 said:

Half those policies are policies Trump proposed. She's mimicking his opportunity zones and his child tax credit.

But will tie dei policies to the funding 

[gatomontes99]

5 minutes ago, West said:

But will tie dei policies to the funding 

Of course. That's how they do.

[gatomontes99]

I will say this is a debate that was a bit of a draw. Neither candidate really landed anything that memorable for anyone outside of those that are politically attuned. Trump got in a good point about Harris attempting to negotiate before the Russia/Ukraine war. But it wasn't puffy, it probably didn't stick. She made a few unremarkable points. But neither got in that "I don't know what he said and I dont think he does eother" moment.

[West]

4 minutes ago, gatomontes99 said:

I will say this is a debate that was a bit of a draw. Neither candidate really landed anything that memorable for anyone outside of those that are politically attuned. Trump got in a good point about Harris attempting to negotiate before the Russia/Ukraine war. But it wasn't puffy, it probably didn't stick. She made a few unremarkable points. But neither got in that "I don't know what he said and I dont think he does eother" moment.

I thought Trump did a good job of drawing a contrast between the two disastrous wars and a disastrous pull out in Afghanistan. 

 

[Hodad]

4 hours ago, Hodad said:

I anticipate that she'll destroy him on facts and logic (as any attorney should) during an imperfect performance. Base will applaud that. 

His base will not care a bit and will think that snarky remarks and shouting constitute a win (as they always do). 

Independents will prefer Harris. 

Easy A. No surprises.

[CdnFox]

I haven't had a chance to watch it yet unfortuantely, just caught like 5 mins.  But the 5 mins i caught seemed to perfectly reflect what i'm seeing from various comments and news sites.  No winner, harris did less poorly than trump, trump had a bad night but not disastrously so or anything, a lot of people saying that they're unhappy with both of them. 

Trump doesn't like to 'practice' for debates and unfortunately that can lead to falling off track and off message and it sounds like that's what happened this time. 

There's no doubt that the moderators helped harris tho.  Several examples have been given and it was pretty obvious.