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Presidential Debate Tonight

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If you’re like me you still haven’t decided who to vote for. Just keep going back and forth unable to make up my mind.

I will be watching this third debate closely as it will probably help me decide who will get my vote.

Then I will cast my vote on Nov 3rd.
 
If you’re like me you still haven’t decided who to vote for. Just keep going back and forth unable to make up my mind.

I will be watching this third debate closely as it will probably help me decide who will get my vote.

Then I will cast my vote on Nov 3rd.

Personalities of the two aside...what kind of policies and issues are important to you?
 
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If you’re like me you still haven’t decided who to vote for. Just keep going back and forth unable to make up my mind.

I will be watching this third debate closely as it will probably help me decide who will get my vote.

Then I will cast my vote on Nov 3rd.
The debate won't help you. Either way. These are canned responses. Biden will respond as he has been prepared too, sidestepping the crux of issues and listing a 1, 2, 3 that his team has tested for market acceptance. Trump will respond off the cuff with zero regard to facts only advancing his opinions and ad hominem.

If you are actually undecided skip the debates. Read the candidates platforms, google "transcript of speech by" x and read the transcripts, pay attention to what they say when they go off script.

If you are undecided you are either far left or center right, those are literally the last two groups that haven't made up their mind. If far left Trump wouldnt be a consideration. As a center right voter you need to stick with whats important to you.

Make a list. and weights to the categories on your list.

Fucg everyone else's opinion and see which politician impacts your list the most.

Then go vote for that person.

Oh and enjoy the constant sycophantism of the right and self-righteousness of the left. Its hysterical...literally.
 
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Based on the two debates and town hall I actually made my decision last night and voted this morning. I didn’t wait until Nov 3rd. About 50 min to vote so not too bad.
 
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The debate won't help you. Either way. These are canned responses. Biden will respond as he has been prepared too, sidestepping the crux of issues and listing a 1, 2, 3 that his team has tested for market acceptance. Trump will respond off the cuff with zero regard to facts only advancing his opinions and ad hominem.

If you are actually undecided skip the debates. Read the candidates platforms, google "transcript of speech by" x and read the transcripts, pay attention to what they say when they go off script.

If you are undecided you are either far left or center right, those are literally the last two groups that haven't made up their mind. If far left Trump wouldnt be a consideration. As a center right voter you need to stick with whats important to you.

Make a list. and weights to the categories on your list.

Fucg everyone else's opinion and see which politician impacts your list the most.

Then go vote for that person.

Oh and enjoy the constant sycophantism of the right and self-righteousness of the left. Its hysterical...literally.
I kind of agree with this but... there’s a reason why ppl needed to see the two debate in person as oppose to some stupid internet thing. Ppl want to know how the leader of the free world can handle them selves when the pressure is on and they have to meet face to face with everything on the line. It wasn’t even a matter of who’s a better debater but rather who can come off of this high pressured situation like it was just another day at the office with ease. Who can come out looking more strong, smart, energized, confident, and sincere? Body language, speech patterns, discipline, focus, salesmanship, etc. who would you want having to go to the highest of high negotiating tables day in and day out? Say the future pres of the united states has to be in several different parts of the world in one week to go to multiple meetings all of which meetings will change the world. Then they get back to the us after a job done well at best and get a call saying that the future pres has to leave in the middle of the night to fly somewhere else just when they thought their week was complete and make the biggest decision of all with zero time to think it over or a chance to get together and make up their decision with a commission.... Who has that commitment, energy and confidence with in to make their best choice on the spot, tired, worn out? Simply put, who’s the more committed, stronger, smarter guy? Talk is cheap and they both have a resume to explain their future actions policy wise now. If you’re torn between the policies, which candidate do you think after last night is more capable of getting policy done day in and day out for a four year stretch?
 
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I kind of agree with this but... there’s a reason why ppl needed to see the two debate in person as oppose to some stupid internet thing. Ppl want to know how the leader of the free world can handle them selves when the pressure is on and they have to meet face to face with everything on the line. It wasn’t even a matter of who’s a better debater but rather who can come off of this high pressured situation like it was just another day at the office with ease. Who can come out looking more strong, smart, energized, confident, and sincere? Body language, speech patterns, discipline, focus, salesmanship, etc. who would you want having to go to the highest of high negotiating tables day in and day out? Say the future pres of the united states has to be in several different parts of the world in one week to go to multiple meetings all of which meetings will change the world. Then they get back to the us after a job done well at best and get a call saying that the future pres has to leave in the middle of the night to fly somewhere else just when they thought their week was complete and make the biggest decision of all with zero time to think it over or a chance to get together and make up their decision with a commission.... Who has that commitment, energy and confidence with in to make their best choice on the spot, tired, worn out? Simply put, who’s the more committed, stronger, smarter guy? Talk is cheap and they both have a resume to explain their future actions policy wise now. If you’re torn between the policies, which candidate do you think after last night is more capable of getting policy done day in and day out for a four year stretch?
Debate won’t show this. You’re bias determines whether what they say has merit. If you can’t trust Whats being said you certainly don’t want that person at the deal table. So if you believe Trump/Biden is correct then their delivery would weigh more than one you didn’t believe.
 
Based on the two debates and town hall I actually made my decision last night and voted this morning. I didn’t wait until Nov 3rd. About 50 min to vote so not too bad.
Are you gonna tell us who you voted for or what?
 
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