Whoever you are for won the debate. If you're for Biden, the attacks on Trump's finances, racist policies, and lack of empathy were damning. If you're for Trump, the pounding on Biden's decades of not getting it done and frequent references to Hunter were devastating. If you were for Welker, she was by far the most commanding of all the moderators although her bias toward Biden was pretty clear.
I would give the win to Trump. He was more controlled than his last debate. This is probably because he was forced to be thanks to the muted microphone. He repeatedly hit Biden on the obvious question: you were VP for 8 years and didn't get it done. Why didn't you let Obama know how to get it done. Though the MSM is still trying to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story, Trump hammered it. Joe replied with denials that could come back to bite him soon.
For a guy who everyone says is suffering dementia, Biden did well but never effectively answered the point of having been there already and not gotten it done. He made the claim of a Republican congress. True. But there was the first year where the Democrats controlled both houses and the presidency. Trump had that same benefit for 2 years. As for Hunter, one has to be willfully obtuse not to know his financial success is directly tied to his father's political career. Same goes for any of Trump's kids. Hunter isn't rich because of his keen business sense.
As to the moderator, I was unimpressed. Why is it that in the four debates (#2 was cancelled but still worth mentioning), all the moderators are Democrats. Admittedly, I don't know their registration but it was obvious in every case that they were pro-Biden and anti-Trump. Who's Chris Wallace voting for? How about Susan Page? Steve Scully? Kristen Welker? Every one of them is a Biden voter. Why do Republicans let this happen every single election? Welker was more of an interviewer than a moderator. She constantly cut off any debate between Trump and Biden because 'we have a lot of questions to get to.' Who came up with this format? Why not let the candidates decide what questions to ask and have the moderator just try to keep the time even and maybe move things along if there is a lull. You know, what the candidates thing is important might tell us a lot rather than what the moderator thinks is important. When the interruption numbers come in, it is going to be astonishingly lopsided as to how often she cut off Trump vs. Biden. Two Democrats vs. one Republican. Typical.
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