Pearce
Jedi Master
I watched the first hour live until one-too-many "C'mon man!" and "Here's the deal" 's made my stomach turn over.
However I felt the best part was pretty early on when Biden said:
"Out of the 200 mill- 200 thousand people who died from Covid, how many of them survived?"
Oh. My. God.
Honestly felt like I was watching two kids in kindergarten argue on the playground. Trump, as much as I don't like the guy, could have, and should have, mopped the floor with Biden. But instead he just yelled and threw a tantrum and looked really bad, like a spoiled child. There are so many data points he could have brought out, but why not? I even felt Cris Wallace was pushing to let Biden speak as to incriminate himself over the Burisma stuff, but Trump wouldn't shut the hell up and let him speak, even though Trump raised the issue in the first place!
Biden shouldn't even be up there, but Republicans think it will be an easy win for Trump so why bother tightening up any competition? Why bother actually putting forth the best candidate from either side - let's just go for an easy win.
Why is it the American populace is so apathetic?
Why do we allow candidates to be spared any investigation "so close to the election" instead of running them through the ringer and back?
Why are the only choices presented between two people who can't even answer one question about what they've done that has worked and what their plan is to keep on making progress? Instead they attack the other candidate and often times can't even stay on topic!
Wallace: "Trump, tell me about your plans for xyz"
Trump: "Well Biden is just so bad. He is really, really bad. So bad is Biden, that you can just look and see. 47 years! So bad. Not a single thing. And that's why he's bad."
Finally, it looks incredibly bad to tell the president to "shut up" at least twice. It also looks incredibly bad for the president to not be able to refrain from interrupting someone when speaking.
Is this really the choice we've given ourselves? What about the third path? America is done, and I'm not sad about that, but I just hope there is a road with less bloodshed that could be taken.
The "debate" was pathetic.
However I felt the best part was pretty early on when Biden said:
"Out of the 200 mill- 200 thousand people who died from Covid, how many of them survived?"
Oh. My. God.
Honestly felt like I was watching two kids in kindergarten argue on the playground. Trump, as much as I don't like the guy, could have, and should have, mopped the floor with Biden. But instead he just yelled and threw a tantrum and looked really bad, like a spoiled child. There are so many data points he could have brought out, but why not? I even felt Cris Wallace was pushing to let Biden speak as to incriminate himself over the Burisma stuff, but Trump wouldn't shut the hell up and let him speak, even though Trump raised the issue in the first place!
Biden shouldn't even be up there, but Republicans think it will be an easy win for Trump so why bother tightening up any competition? Why bother actually putting forth the best candidate from either side - let's just go for an easy win.
Why is it the American populace is so apathetic?
Why do we allow candidates to be spared any investigation "so close to the election" instead of running them through the ringer and back?
Why are the only choices presented between two people who can't even answer one question about what they've done that has worked and what their plan is to keep on making progress? Instead they attack the other candidate and often times can't even stay on topic!
Wallace: "Trump, tell me about your plans for xyz"
Trump: "Well Biden is just so bad. He is really, really bad. So bad is Biden, that you can just look and see. 47 years! So bad. Not a single thing. And that's why he's bad."
Finally, it looks incredibly bad to tell the president to "shut up" at least twice. It also looks incredibly bad for the president to not be able to refrain from interrupting someone when speaking.
Is this really the choice we've given ourselves? What about the third path? America is done, and I'm not sad about that, but I just hope there is a road with less bloodshed that could be taken.
The "debate" was pathetic.