Tonight's Presidential Debate

My favorite part was when he was called out on his belief that they were eating cats and dogs in Ohio, he walked it back and said " I don't know that's what they tell me" he had to admit, he had no proof to back up his claim because it was just a rumor he heard.

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I highly doubt that anyone watched the debate and changed their opinion about who to vote for

Because of that I think the reason Trump agreed to ABC, Kamala's best friend, and what was very obviously a "home game" for Harris was to give her more confidence to lie with impunity. They will then turn those lies into the centerpiece of their ad strategy.

For the debate last night, this is my take:

1.) Moderators ONLY fact-checked Trump. They did not point out Kamala's lies.
2.) Trump either lied or said a lot of misinformation. Perhaps the funniest was that Kamala wants to give operations to transgender imprisoned immigrants. I was laughing out loud... Took me out... but just because it's funny doesn't make it true.
3.) Kamala did better than I thought she would do. She did bait the heck out of Trump and Trump bit every... single... time.
4.) Kamala deflected most of her questions and attacked Trump as if Trump was the incumbent. By doing so, she managed to weasel her way around one of her biggest weaknesses/failures, the border. The hosts didn't pressure her in the same way they did Trump in my opinion.

In terms of who won the debate from a technical point-of-view, I will give it to Kamala. When it comes to answering questions on their agenda (regardless of agreeing or disagreeing), I will give it to Trump. Trump did show composure by not constantly interrupting, now he needs to be trained on how to NOT take the bait. Lastly, I oppose Trump's view on NOT wanting to do an abortion ban and with funding IVF. I hope he reconsiders these things.

For the debate last night, this is my take:

1.) Moderators ONLY fact-checked Trump. They did not point out Kamala's lies.
2.) Trump either lied or said a lot of misinformation. Perhaps the funniest was that Kamala wants to give operations to transgender imprisoned immigrants. I was laughing out loud... Took me out... but just because it's funny doesn't make it true.
3.) Kamala did better than I thought she would do. She did bait the heck out of Trump and Trump bit every... single... time.
4.) Kamala deflected most of her questions and attacked Trump as if Trump was the incumbent. By doing so, she managed to weasel her way around one of her biggest weaknesses/failures, the border. The hosts didn't pressure her in the same way they did Trump in my opinion.

In terms of who won the debate from a technical point-of-view, I will give it to Kamala. When it comes to answering questions on their agenda (regardless of agreeing or disagreeing), I will give it to Trump. Trump did show composure by not constantly interrupting, now he needs to be trained on how to NOT take the bait. Lastly, I oppose Trump's view on NOT wanting to do an abortion ban and with funding IVF. I hope he reconsiders these things.

Some of the post-debate polling shows otherwise.

Going into the debate about 3% of respondents to pollsters said they were undecided.

https://www.dailyitem.com/election/...cle_8eccb7c8-6b8b-11ef-8365-cb6ffe91d681.html

Once again, I highly doubt that the debate last night changed the opinion of someone who was already decided going into the debate.

The Trump Biden debate got 50 million views. That is down by 20 million from 2020 which had 70 million views. If we have 150 million people who will vote, and we get a third of them to watch this debate, then about a third of undecided watched the debate.

According to NY Times they polled undecided as to who won the debate and they did not agree with pundits that it was Harris.

So again, my point is simple, I don't believe anyone who went into the debate having already decided on Trump or Harris changed their mind. As for undecideds it probably split very close to 50/50.

That debate is not going to determine who wins this election. The economy and War will be the two biggest factors.

Did you notice Trump dodged that question about why he vetoed The bill to add more agents to the border?

For the debate last night, this is my take:

1.) Moderators ONLY fact-checked Trump. They did not point out Kamala's lies.
2.) Trump either lied or said a lot of misinformation. Perhaps the funniest was that Kamala wants to give operations to transgender imprisoned immigrants. I was laughing out loud... Took me out... but just because it's funny doesn't make it true.
3.) Kamala did better than I thought she would do. She did bait the heck out of Trump and Trump bit every... single... time.
4.) Kamala deflected most of her questions and attacked Trump as if Trump was the incumbent. By doing so, she managed to weasel her way around one of her biggest weaknesses/failures, the border. The hosts didn't pressure her in the same way they did Trump in my opinion.

In terms of who won the debate from a technical point-of-view, I will give it to Kamala. When it comes to answering questions on their agenda (regardless of agreeing or disagreeing), I will give it to Trump. Trump did show composure by not constantly interrupting, now he needs to be trained on how to NOT take the bait. Lastly, I oppose Trump's view on NOT wanting to do an abortion ban and with funding IVF. I hope he reconsiders these things.

See, this is the problem with most of the American electorate. They are completely misinformed about virtually everything. Mainly because you believe MSM lies, and complete and total slanting for democrats.

Are you prepared to tell us your laughter at Trump was misplaced?

Hear from Kamala’s own mouth exactly what President Trump said was true.
https://rumble.com/v5997s3-kamala-h...e-changed-transgender-policy-for-califor.html

Which bill was it that he vetoed?

She did say American taxpayers should pay for illegal immigrant prisoner transgender surgeries. Google Harris ACLU questionnaire.

A bill to add more border agents.