Official 1st Presidential Debate Thread

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Anonymous wrote:Hold started out fine, then when it was clear Hillary was out of her league, decided to rescue her. That was pretty ridiculous

Didn't see that at all - she won most of the exchanges and started out the stronger of the two.

Not even close. He was killing her with facts.

Oh dear, please go to NPR's fact checking site. I think you'll eat those words with some relish on top.

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I think Hillary won tonight

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"He looked annoyed, put out, and uncomfortable"

Fox News.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hold started out fine, then when it was clear Hillary was out of her league, decided to rescue her. That was pretty ridiculous

Didn't see that at all - she won most of the exchanges and started out the stronger of the two.

Not even close. He was killing her with facts.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hold started out fine, then when it was clear Hillary was out of her league, decided to rescue her. That was pretty ridiculous

Didn't see that at all - she won most of the exchanges and started out the stronger of the two.

Not even close. He was "killing" her with "facts".

fixed that for ya.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I believe she will win. I hope all of those who love her (when MANY Dems merely tolerate her) enjoy her smug, arrogant, condescending attitude for the next four years.

How can you all not be disappointed in her, especially following on the heels of Obama for the past eight years? He was soooo much more likable. I don't believe for a second that you will enjoy seeing Hillary as president, you are just glad she is a Democrat. She is so unpleasant and intolerable.

I find her perfectly likeable. But I don't vote on likeability. Plenty of people thought Obama was an arrogant ass. Plenty of others thought he was too conciliatory. People see what they want to see. I'll take the competent, prepared, sane person over the one who wants to curtail civil liberties, muzzle the press, and impose a religious litmus test for admission to the country, thanks.

I know you will vote for her, and so will more Americans than will vote for Trump. And I know you like what she stands for, thanks.

My point is that she is grating, unpleasant and hard to listen to. Anybody who says otherwise is being disingenuous.

I'm a moderate Republican, and I didn't find her grating. Him, absolutely. I can tell she actually thinks before she speaks; whereas Trump doesn't (which I think is why some people seem to like him).

I voted for Kasich. Sigh.

[Anonymous]

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Undeniably, a win for Clinton.

WRONG!

I'm impressed she didn't have a coughing fit or a seizure, but he won.

+1,000,000

How many times did you respond +1,000,000 in this thread? Use your words.

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Anonymous wrote:No one who describes the United States as a third world country will ever get my vote.

F Trump.

That comment about the airports was so weird. I mean, yeah, Newark is kind of crappy but the Baltimore airport is lovely, and so are many other local airports. Try traveling in something other than your private jet, Donald! And, really, I don't want to have anything in common with Dubai!

Dumb. Most airports here are owned and operated by state, local, and regional entities. That's very different than other international airports. He's such an idiot.

Holy crap - you do realized you just said that private corporations can do a better job than government, right? LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This was sloughier.
He looked weak.

What is up with the sniffling from Trump? Coke?

Allergies. I'm a mess right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I believe she will win. I hope all of those who love her (when MANY Dems merely tolerate her) enjoy her smug, arrogant, condescending attitude for the next four years.

How can you all not be disappointed in her, especially following on the heels of Obama for the past eight years? He was soooo much more likable. I don't believe for a second that you will enjoy seeing Hillary as president, you are just glad she is a Democrat. She is so unpleasant and intolerable.

I find her perfectly likeable. But I don't vote on likeability. Plenty of people thought Obama was an arrogant ass. Plenty of others thought he was too conciliatory. People see what they want to see. I'll take the competent, prepared, sane person over the one who wants to curtail civil liberties, muzzle the press, and impose a religious litmus test for admission to the country, thanks.

I know you will vote for her, and so will more Americans than will vote for Trump. And I know you like what she stands for, thanks.

My point is that she is grating, unpleasant and hard to listen to. Anybody who says otherwise is being disingenuous.

I'm a moderate Republican, and I didn't find her grating. Him, absolutely. I can tell she actually thinks before she speaks; whereas Trump doesn't (which I think is why some people seem to like him).

I voted for Kasich. Sigh.

Him, I liked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I believe she will win. I hope all of those who love her (when MANY Dems merely tolerate her) enjoy her smug, arrogant, condescending attitude for the next four years.

How can you all not be disappointed in her, especially following on the heels of Obama for the past eight years? He was soooo much more likable. I don't believe for a second that you will enjoy seeing Hillary as president, you are just glad she is a Democrat. She is so unpleasant and intolerable.

I find her perfectly likeable. But I don't vote on likeability. Plenty of people thought Obama was an arrogant ass. Plenty of others thought he was too conciliatory. People see what they want to see. I'll take the competent, prepared, sane person over the one who wants to curtail civil liberties, muzzle the press, and impose a religious litmus test for admission to the country, thanks.

I know you will vote for her, and so will more Americans than will vote for Trump. And I know you like what she stands for, thanks.

My point is that she is grating, unpleasant and hard to listen to. Anybody who says otherwise is being disingenuous.

I'm a moderate Republican, and I didn't find her grating. Him, absolutely. I can tell she actually thinks before she speaks; whereas Trump doesn't (which I think is why some people seem to like him).

I voted for Kasich. Sigh.

Me, too. But her smugness nauseates me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This was sloughier.
He looked weak.

What is up with the sniffling from Trump? Coke?

Allergies. I'm a mess right now.

Mmmhmm. Just like people can get dehydrated in the heat?

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What I learned about Trump from the debate: 1. Rosie O'Donnell said very mean things about him. 2. He opposed the Iraq war vehemently and numerous times in private phone conversations with his buddy Sean Hannity. 3. He is not a racist because he opened a club in Palm Beach that doesn't discriminate against African Americans or "Mooslems".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hold started out fine, then when it was clear Hillary was out of her league, decided to rescue her. That was pretty ridiculous

Didn't see that at all - she won most of the exchanges and started out the stronger of the two.

Not even close. He was killing her with facts.

Oh dear, please go to NPR's fact checking site. I think you'll eat those words with some relish on top.

NPR? AHHAHAHAHAH. How about CNN? Or perhaps Daily Kos?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:


Undeniably, a win for Clinton.

WRONG!

I'm impressed she didn't have a coughing fit or a seizure, but he won.

I am sorry you are wrong. Sniff sniff. I have worlds best stamina because I shake hands. sniff sniff. I have worlds greatest temperament. sniff sniff.