Tenacity
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I'm not even sure what metric is used to determine who "won or lost" a debate.
- Trump was the "usual" Donald Trump last night.
- Hillary was the "usual" Hillary Clinton last night.
The appeal of this debate in my opinion, was so that people can see how the two personalities would act out together on stage. Basically it's the story of the entire election season, which is something like a reality TV show starring Donald Trump.
People wanted to see the "Trump" and "Hillary" characters interact, and that's what they saw. I don't see how these debates make people change a vote one way or another. There's no way you were voting for Trump or Hillary last night and decided to change your vote based on their "performance"....because they both portrayed the same "usual" characters that they always portray.
I think Hillary is still going to win the election though, but it will be some sort of drama/controversy on election night.
- Trump was the "usual" Donald Trump last night.
- Hillary was the "usual" Hillary Clinton last night.
The appeal of this debate in my opinion, was so that people can see how the two personalities would act out together on stage. Basically it's the story of the entire election season, which is something like a reality TV show starring Donald Trump.
People wanted to see the "Trump" and "Hillary" characters interact, and that's what they saw. I don't see how these debates make people change a vote one way or another. There's no way you were voting for Trump or Hillary last night and decided to change your vote based on their "performance"....because they both portrayed the same "usual" characters that they always portray.
I think Hillary is still going to win the election though, but it will be some sort of drama/controversy on election night.