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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
But, but, he knows big words, he knows the best words.
originally posted by: blood0fheroes
I honestly can't decide which is more annoying..his "sniff" or her eternally smug, condescending smirk.
originally posted by: carewemust
To the pleasant, and unpleasant surprise of many ATS members, an average of the polls will show that nothing has changed. Nationally, Trump and Clinton will still be within 2 points of each other before the October 9th debate on Sunday night.
I wonder if viewership will still be as huge for that one?
originally posted by: kibric
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
STERN: Are you for invading Iraq?
TRUMP: Yeah, I guess so. I wish the first time it was done correctly.
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originally posted by: Alien Abduct
originally posted by: carewemust
To the pleasant, and unpleasant surprise of many ATS members, an average of the polls will show that nothing has changed. Nationally, Trump and Clinton will still be within 2 points of each other before the October 9th debate on Sunday night.
I wonder if viewership will still be as huge for that one?
So do you mean Trump's numbers will continue to rise while Shillary's numbers continue on their downward trend?
originally posted by: AlienView
Yes, they say the audience is expected to be equal to the Super Bowl.
But this debate is a lot more important than the Super Bowl. This debate may well determine the future of the World!
With the polls showing a virtual dead heat - If there is a clear winner - that candidate will become tha odds on favorite to win the election.
And the consequences are quite clear - If Clinton wins then you can expect a so called New World Order of Socialist elites to gain almost complete control of the World.
If Trump wins then what is left of so called free-enterprise will still maintain its significance on the stage of world events.
The war between Socialism and Capitalism is about to be played out on television.
Two candidates with obvious flaws about to determine the future of the World!
As I see it Trump will try to make his case against Clinton's incompetence and corruption, while Clinton will try to snooker Trump into saying something that will make him look like a dangerous personality. Indeed, we are yet to see what the strategy of the players is and who will be more efficient at trumping the other candidate.
LET THE GAMES BEGIN !!!
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: SudoNim
You're articulate, but not a good reader of people, SudoNim. Since 46% of Americans are for Donald Trump, even with his flaws, and inexperience in government, his performance (or lack thereof) in tonight's debate doesn't change a thing. If anything, it makes us more determined to show how "deplorable" we really are.
In fact, Donald probably picked up some of the undecided Independent voters, because Hillary comes across as an arrogant rich woman. The stuff that TV villains are made of.
originally posted by: SudoNim
All questions about Clintons health and stamina were crushed, instead Trump looked like he could barely catch his breath.
originally posted by: MongolianPaellaFish
Assange has blown it. He promised a bombshell and failed to deliver. Epic fail.
I think he'll struggle to maintain credibility from now on. He's betrayed and disappointed too many people.
originally posted by: MongolianPaellaFish
Assange has blown it. He promised a bombshell and failed to deliver. Epic fail.
I think he'll struggle to maintain credibility from now on. He's betrayed and disappointed too many people.
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
a reply to: SudoNim
I can agree that trump lost tonight, but thats not as big a deal as many would think.
There's a lot of discussion why the moderator never asked a single thing about emails, Benghazi, Clinton foundation, pay for play, Bernie..
originally posted by: SudoNim
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: SudoNim
You're articulate, but not a good reader of people, SudoNim. Since 46% of Americans are for Donald Trump, even with his flaws, and inexperience in government, his performance (or lack thereof) in tonight's debate doesn't change a thing. If anything, it makes us more determined to show how "deplorable" we really are.
In fact, Donald probably picked up some of the undecided Independent voters, because Hillary comes across as an arrogant rich woman. The stuff that TV villains are made of.
Can you pick whether the polls are fixed or not, you keep flip-flopping. When others quote them you complain, but are happy to quote the figures yourself.