The Presidential Debate of June 27th

[Fake Messiah]

Here are some of the lies Trump told in the debate.

[Leonardo17]

Here are some of the lies Trump told in the debate.

We can’t see anything.
 
   If we are to trust Joe Biden’s ABC interview, Donald Trump has found a way to confuse the current president. It is frustrating to have to talk to a constantly lying man. You have to commit extra neural resources to try to understand “What they really mean”. The fact is: Narcissists do not really mean anything. They are (in their core) psychotic persons who are spending their lives trying to validate their own (unreal) inflated self.
 
So I say: So what?
 
It’s been a while since Mr. Trump is saying things that don’t deserve any answer anyway.
 
I’m currently watching the CNN Amanpour interview with Mrs. Marrine LePen. It’s the exact same thing we a female interviewee who is using a little bit more sophisticated language to promote all sorts of unproven claims that are at the core of the ideology of her political party.
 
Basically it’s the language of fear vs. the language of reason.

[Nanny]

Biden is past needing to appear merely competent. He has lost the narrative. He has failed to publicize his administration's achievements, deep moral compass, sense of duty and instead has only shown contrast in his outward appearance. Biden's policies fell victim to the his appearance as a husk of a human being, confused and disjointed. It may have been just a poor performance but he has dug himself a pit of despair.

He still passes the "he's not Trump" test, and maybe that is enough. But with a race decided by a few thousand votes in a handful of states he can't afford to lose anyone leaning his way. The disaffected need a reason not to throw their vote at a 3rd party as a protest. I'm not seeing that reason shining from the Biden camp.

[Mister Agenda]

He's got a war chest of around 100 million, saving it for the last three or four months before the election isn't the worst strategy. Everything blows over, Trump is the most blatant example of that rule, there's not much point in pushing your narrative so early that the public has forgotten about it on election day. And we can't discount a potential October Surprise from either side.

[Mister Agenda]

Speaking of October Surprises, am I being way too paranoid if I suspect Putin might withdraw from Ukraine and give Trump credit for persuading him to try to throw the presidential election to Trump? He can always go right back in after the election.

[brewer]

[Fake Messiah]

[Fireball]

[Fake Messiah]

[Leonardo17]