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A majority of likely voters (52 percent) who either watched the debate or said they followed debate coverage in the news said Hillary Clinton won the first presidential debate on Monday night, according to the NBC News|SurveyMonkey Debate Reaction Poll.
Just 21 percent of likely voters thought Donald Trump won the debate, and 26 percent said neither candidate won the debate.
A majority of likely voters (52 percent) who either watched the debate or said they followed debate coverage in the news said Hillary Clinton won the first presidential debate on Monday night, according to the NBC News|SurveyMonkey Debate Reaction Poll.
Just 21 percent of likely voters thought Donald Trump won the debate, and 26 percent said neither candidate won the debate.
Funny, but it's an online poll. Not worth anything in the real world.
That's not really that great for HRC. That means 47% of people do not think she won. Much worse than the CNN poll who had over 60% thinking she won. Anyway, most people agree that Trump did not do well (except, well, Trump lol).
And regardless of the idiocy of who "won" the debate, it didn't help Clinton and did not hurt Trump. Matter of fact, he's polling even more strongly now.
And regardless of the idiocy of who "won" the debate, it didn't help Clinton and did not hurt Trump. Matter of fact, he's polling even more strongly now.
That's not really that great for HRC. That means 47% of people do not think she won. Much worse than the CNN poll who had over 60% thinking she won. Anyway, most people agree that Trump did not do well (except, well, Trump lol).
You ought to go to work for Trump because that is pretty good spin.
That's not really that great for HRC. That means 47% of people do not think she won. Much worse than the CNN poll who had over 60% thinking she won. Anyway, most people agree that Trump did not do well (except, well, Trump lol).
The majority of people who watched the debate thought Clinton won. And that's all she needs in order to win, a majority of likely voters.
BTW, do you remember who got 47% of the vote in 2012? That's right, it was the loser in that election. So it seems like she's on a good trajectory here.
Funny, but it's an online poll. Not worth anything in the real world.
They use what they can find after shaking the bushes! We all know what falls of the bushes when you shake them, bird poopy.
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Originally Posted by lisanicole1
That's not really that great for HRC. That means 47% of people do not think she won. Much worse than the CNN poll who had over 60% thinking she won. Anyway, most people agree that Trump did not do well (except, well, Trump lol).
I think Trump did fine for a first debate with her especially against the odds he had to face. She attempted to make him lose it, and he didn't. She managed not to have a coughing fit, seizure or pass out, so that was impressive and little else.
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And regardless of the idiocy of who "won" the debate, it didn't help Clinton and did not hurt Trump. Matter of fact, he's polling even more strongly now.
This ^^^. Hillary's decline or at best holding and Trump's gains in support were not dependent on the debates. None of the debates will change what we have learned over the last year.
You won't convince many people of that, even those here starting endless negative thread about Trump, jumping in every thread about the woes of Hillary and deflecting to Trump and Hillary begging her supporters for money and to convince other gullible people to join in supporting her.
Debates mean nothing. I found her inappropriate laughter disgusting as usual. She definitely a screw loose.
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We all know what falls of the bushes when you shake them, bird poopy.