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    How many viewers will the 1st. Clinton/Trump debate attract?

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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 12:19 PM ET #26

    Yes most articles for tommorows paper have already been written the deadline for.newspaper print is usually around Midnight's deadline. Except a few.lines and the color photo that paper has already been written
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    Yes most articles for tommorows paper have already been written the deadline for.newspaper print is usually around Midnight's deadline. Except a few.lines and the color photo that paper has already been written
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 1:22 PM ET #27

    I'd go with the under the this spot. Thing is you can't trust the networks or the msm to give the public valid information. I may watch, listen on radio or just view the highlights after the fact.window.post_1474910313673_4 = function(win,msg){ win.postMessage(msg,"*"); }window.post_1474910332667_17 = function(win,msg){ win.postMessage(msg,"*"); }
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    I'd go with the under the this spot. Thing is you can't trust the networks or the msm to give the public valid information. I may watch, listen on radio or just view the highlights after the fact.window.post_1474910313673_4 = function(win,msg){ win.postMessage(msg,"*"); }window.post_1474910332667_17 = function(win,msg){ win.postMessage(msg,"*"); }
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 4:54 PM ET #28

    Quote Originally Posted by Ktrain:


    Not really. I just think we see more of it because of social media. There's always been racial issues in America. 

    I'm not really sure how you quantify "lost the hope" and "become divided" but I'm not Americans were really ever "united" in that context. 

    It wasn't like race riots and police shootings of minorities (whether justified or not) started under Obama. That's been going on for a long time. We just see more of it because everyone has a camera on their phone and access to the internet these days. 


    You make a good point about the social media.. youtube videos about the racial events put it more in the forefront.,along with the fact that cable channels will cover these events 24 hrs a day none stop.  But,under this President compared to his predecessors riots have become more frequent and the new norm..

    Let me quantify "lost the hope" by changing the word hope to faith..Americans have lost faith in the so called  '' American Dream" that has not been the case till recent years (whatever the cause ) that is a change.

     As far as quantifying  "become divided" can we agree that  America has "become fractured ?"  Nevertheless, if we are talking only about between the races ..race relations haven't been this low since  O.J. Simpson was acquitted of murder charges. But,that's worth a whole new thread ....

    There are other divides that have widened for example ..the
    wealth gap between younger and older Americans have never been wider.

    Since you didn't mention anything about me saying more Americans do not feel that their President loves America ..can I assume you agree that this is a significant change..?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ktrain:


    Not really. I just think we see more of it because of social media. There's always been racial issues in America. 

    I'm not really sure how you quantify "lost the hope" and "become divided" but I'm not Americans were really ever "united" in that context. 

    It wasn't like race riots and police shootings of minorities (whether justified or not) started under Obama. That's been going on for a long time. We just see more of it because everyone has a camera on their phone and access to the internet these days. 


    You make a good point about the social media.. youtube videos about the racial events put it more in the forefront.,along with the fact that cable channels will cover these events 24 hrs a day none stop.  But,under this President compared to his predecessors riots have become more frequent and the new norm..

    Let me quantify "lost the hope" by changing the word hope to faith..Americans have lost faith in the so called  '' American Dream" that has not been the case till recent years (whatever the cause ) that is a change.

     As far as quantifying  "become divided" can we agree that  America has "become fractured ?"  Nevertheless, if we are talking only about between the races ..race relations haven't been this low since  O.J. Simpson was acquitted of murder charges. But,that's worth a whole new thread ....

    There are other divides that have widened for example ..the
    wealth gap between younger and older Americans have never been wider.

    Since you didn't mention anything about me saying more Americans do not feel that their President loves America ..can I assume you agree that this is a significant change..?
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 5:09 PM ET #29

    I'll be tuned in and turned on.
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    I'll be tuned in and turned on.
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 5:38 PM ET #30

    I don't know how much money I'd require to force myself to watch it.  I know neither Johnson nor Stein attained the required 15% in the polls, but they are head and shoulders above the vile front runners.
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    I don't know how much money I'd require to force myself to watch it.  I know neither Johnson nor Stein attained the required 15% in the polls, but they are head and shoulders above the vile front runners.
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 5:53 PM ET #31

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    I don't know how much money I'd require to force myself to watch it.  I know neither Johnson nor Stein attained the required 15% in the polls, but they are head and shoulders above the vile front runners.


    Aleppo!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    I don't know how much money I'd require to force myself to watch it.  I know neither Johnson nor Stein attained the required 15% in the polls, but they are head and shoulders above the vile front runners.


    Aleppo!
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 6:30 PM ET #32

    Allepo has been reduced to ashes. American pilots are.bombing Assad's forces and.Russia bombing american rebel forces what ever that town was it is.now cinder.
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    Allepo has been reduced to ashes. American pilots are.bombing Assad's forces and.Russia bombing american rebel forces what ever that town was it is.now cinder.
     
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    Posted: Sep. 26, 2016 - 6:46 PM ET #33

    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    Allepo has been reduced to ashes. American pilots are.bombing Assad's forces and.Russia bombing american rebel forces what ever that town was it is.now cinder.


       You mean Assad is not honoring  “Obama red line”?
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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:

    Allepo has been reduced to ashes. American pilots are.bombing Assad's forces and.Russia bombing american rebel forces what ever that town was it is.now cinder.


       You mean Assad is not honoring  “Obama red line”?
     
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    Posted: Sep. 27, 2016 - 3:08 PM ET #34

    The initial figures from the debate show some 80.9 million Americans watched the first U.S. presidential debate ,setting a new viewer record for such events...looks like more men watched the Mon-nite shoot-out ..Brees threw 54 passes..
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    The initial figures from the debate show some 80.9 million Americans watched the first U.S. presidential debate ,setting a new viewer record for such events...looks like more men watched the Mon-nite shoot-out ..Brees threw 54 passes..
     
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    Posted: Sep. 27, 2016 - 5:05 PM ET #35

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.
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    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.
     
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    Posted: Sep. 27, 2016 - 7:27 PM ET #36

    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.

    HRC very well may have been heavily medicated to keep from going stiff, or fainting, or sh!tting herself ... but Trump sounded like he snorted an 8-ball before going on stage. WTF was that sniffing sound he was making between sentences? 
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    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.

    HRC very well may have been heavily medicated to keep from going stiff, or fainting, or sh!tting herself ... but Trump sounded like he snorted an 8-ball before going on stage. WTF was that sniffing sound he was making between sentences? 
     
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    Posted: Sep. 27, 2016 - 7:57 PM ET #37

    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.

    Yeah I'm sure that was the explaination.   Seems perfectly logical and rational. 

    It's funny to see how trump supporters think and construct their reality and what they believe. 

    One of the big problems with the crazy accusations of Hillary having a serious condition is that she didn't show anything in t he debate and the wild and insane diagnoses being thrown around by the uneducated trump supporting base.  

    Trump made a few huge errors like talking about Temperment when he should have left that alone because it blows up in his face when you see his Temperment as he becomes unglued under stress.  

    But one error was using the word stamina.  Because trump came out strong and confident in the beginning of the debate and then looked like he started to wilt and fall apart.  And in the end after much effort to seem in control he ran out of stamina and reverted to his pattern of pivoting off of an issue of stress and attacking the other person and blaming them for everything and engaging in character defamation. 

    Deceptive Donald lost a lot of creditbility with me as he looked like your prototype politician hupocrite saying one thing and then acting in a way opposite to that. 
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    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.

    Yeah I'm sure that was the explaination.   Seems perfectly logical and rational. 

    It's funny to see how trump supporters think and construct their reality and what they believe. 

    One of the big problems with the crazy accusations of Hillary having a serious condition is that she didn't show anything in t he debate and the wild and insane diagnoses being thrown around by the uneducated trump supporting base.  

    Trump made a few huge errors like talking about Temperment when he should have left that alone because it blows up in his face when you see his Temperment as he becomes unglued under stress.  

    But one error was using the word stamina.  Because trump came out strong and confident in the beginning of the debate and then looked like he started to wilt and fall apart.  And in the end after much effort to seem in control he ran out of stamina and reverted to his pattern of pivoting off of an issue of stress and attacking the other person and blaming them for everything and engaging in character defamation. 

    Deceptive Donald lost a lot of creditbility with me as he looked like your prototype politician hupocrite saying one thing and then acting in a way opposite to that. 
     
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    Posted: Sep. 28, 2016 - 3:58 AM ET #38

    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.


    Hillary was not necessarily attractive in the debates last nite..
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    Quote Originally Posted by hoopsvader:

    They are saying Hillary was hooked on meds/uppers to keep her awake and able to stand for 90 minutes. I was wondering why she had that looney tunes smile all night.


    Hillary was not necessarily attractive in the debates last nite..
     
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    Posted: Sep. 28, 2016 - 7:27 AM ET #39

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:


    HRC very well may have been heavily medicated to keep from going stiff, or fainting, or sh!tting herself ... but Trump sounded like he snorted an 8-ball before going on stage. WTF was that sniffing sound he was making between sentences? 



    trump went with the LT method of game preparation.  
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:


    HRC very well may have been heavily medicated to keep from going stiff, or fainting, or sh!tting herself ... but Trump sounded like he snorted an 8-ball before going on stage. WTF was that sniffing sound he was making between sentences? 



    trump went with the LT method of game preparation.  
     
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    Posted: Sep. 28, 2016 - 2:19 PM ET #41

    Nielsen estimated that  84,011,000 million people tuned in to watch the first debate,while 9.7 million watched Monnite Football......
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    Nielsen estimated that  84,011,000 million people tuned in to watch the first debate,while 9.7 million watched Monnite Football......
     
     
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    Posted: Sep. 29, 2016 - 4:21 AM ET #42

    Snap-polling results from nearly every other "mainstream" news outlet.. were shocking, to say the least.

    CNN                                   CLINTON 62% -- TRUMP 27%

    TIME MAGAZINE               TRUMP 58% – CLINTON 42%

    CBS NEW YORK                 TRUMP 58% – CLINTON 42%

    FOX 5                                   TRUMP 61% – CLINTON 33%

    WCPO Cincinnati              TRUMP 60% – CLINTON 35%

    SAN DIEGO TRIB               TRUMP 60% – CLINTON 34%

    NEWS 2 NASHVILLE         TRUMP 63% – CLINTON 36%

    VEGAS SUN                        TRUMP 81% – CLINTON 19%

    WASHINGTON TIMES      TRUMP 71% – CLINTON 22%

    VARIETY MAG                    TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 48%

    PIX                                       TRUMP 54% – CLINTON 41%

    NEW JERSEY.COM            TRUMP 53% – CLINTON 41%

    MICHIGAN LIVE                TRUMP 52% – CLINTON 47%

    FORTUNE MAG                 TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 49%

    CNBC                                   TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 49%

    BREITBART                         TRUMP 76% – CLINTON 24%

    DRUDGE                             TRUMP 81% – CLINTON 18%


    Any wonder why CNN is called the CLINTON NEWS NETWORK ?

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    Snap-polling results from nearly every other "mainstream" news outlet.. were shocking, to say the least.

    CNN                                   CLINTON 62% -- TRUMP 27%

    TIME MAGAZINE               TRUMP 58% – CLINTON 42%

    CBS NEW YORK                 TRUMP 58% – CLINTON 42%

    FOX 5                                   TRUMP 61% – CLINTON 33%

    WCPO Cincinnati              TRUMP 60% – CLINTON 35%

    SAN DIEGO TRIB               TRUMP 60% – CLINTON 34%

    NEWS 2 NASHVILLE         TRUMP 63% – CLINTON 36%

    VEGAS SUN                        TRUMP 81% – CLINTON 19%

    WASHINGTON TIMES      TRUMP 71% – CLINTON 22%

    VARIETY MAG                    TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 48%

    PIX                                       TRUMP 54% – CLINTON 41%

    NEW JERSEY.COM            TRUMP 53% – CLINTON 41%

    MICHIGAN LIVE                TRUMP 52% – CLINTON 47%

    FORTUNE MAG                 TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 49%

    CNBC                                   TRUMP 51% – CLINTON 49%

    BREITBART                         TRUMP 76% – CLINTON 24%

    DRUDGE                             TRUMP 81% – CLINTON 18%


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