Trump didn’t “win” however he didn’t win the debates in 2016 either, so, there’s that. People are still going to vote down the party line
His son was discharged from the navy but not dishonorably discharged

More generally as far as first past the post is a thing you can't have more than two parties.

Thing is Trump needs to swing middle of the road voters with these debates. He's way behind even after the adjustments in his favor to the polling methodology.

He still has time, he could still turn it around. Polls are just a snapshot and 30 days is long enough for big things to happen.

This just means he's lost one of those opportunities to turn it around.

Administrative discharge. Basically "we can't prove it, but you're fired anyway"
Quite different from a dishonorable discharge.

Wallace putting forth some legit questions at the end on process.

I guess you would think "Trump didn't win" if you JUST look at the optics. The optics were designed by the left. In case you couldn't tell.

But if you look at the questions, and the answers... it's pretty clear who won.



/e If I was Trump, I'd have Wallace arrested.

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I welcome any Americans who want to come down to Brasil with me

I got plenty of trees we could burn

Indeed. An important interplay between the two.

Welp, Biden on that pretty handily.

Not even close.




More people should be reflecting on Trump's refusal to say he will peacefully transition. That is the thing that keeps Democracies successful. Once there's turmoil in the transition between governments it's all down hill.

People in the audience started cheering for Trump, they cut the audio. Naw, this wasn't bought and paid for by the left.