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I'm not sure that Trump wins this one in a walkover, as some people are saying. Trump and Bernie both have vision and can inspire people.
I think Hillary would kill Trump in terms of experience, knowledge, etc. but I'm not sure that any of that matters without vision, and Hillary has none. Jeb Bush and Chris Christie had knowledge and experience too, and where are they now? "I have experience running a real state, making tough decisions, blah, blah, blah." OK, now shut up and sit down, nobody wants to hear it. Voters want to know where you are going to take them, not where you've been. This is something Hillary can't tell people. She has no rationale, no raison d'etre for her campaign, other than being a woman. I understand that her supporters can chime in with, "Hillary is this and that," but Hillary herself is making no case for her election other than experience and being female. It is making me worry now that she will have trouble in the general election. DWS may single-handedly have hamstrung the Democratic Party in the general election by rigging the primary. Not cool.
Trump wouldn't be able to use the "he's completely controlled by his donors" line. Sanders is also a nice guy that people on both sides respect, so Trump would just seem bitter if he hurled insults.
It would be a unique debate that forces Trump to alter the strategy that has got him so far. This is why I think Sanders would actually be a tougher opponent for him than Hillary Clinton.
Didn't we try the nice guy routine for President before, with Jimmy Carter? That didn't work too well.
So that could make an interesting catch. Those who are young and weren't around for the Carter administration might go for such a debate. Those who are older and know about Carter as President may not be that impressed in watching Sanders.
Didn't we try the nice guy routine for President before, with Jimmy Carter? That didn't work too well.
So that could make an interesting catch. Those who are young and weren't around for the Carter administration might go for such a debate. Those who are older and know about Carter as President may not be that impressed in watching Sanders.
I didn't live through the Carter era, so I wouldn't know.
My point is that people love it when Trump insults the establishment candidates, as the public have little sympathy for those puppets. He won't be able to pull the same trick on Sanders – who is renown for being the "genuine" candidate.
Didn't we try the nice guy routine for President before, with Jimmy Carter? That didn't work too well.
So that could make an interesting catch. Those who are young and weren't around for the Carter administration might go for such a debate. Those who are older and know about Carter as President may not be that impressed in watching Sanders.
The reason Sanders goes soft and nice now is because he is in a Dem primary and up against a woman. He knows he cant go all out and risk rattling the whole party and being demonized as a sexist *******.
The reason Sanders goes soft and nice now is because he is in a Dem primary and up against a woman. He knows he cant go all out and risk rattling the whole party and being demonized as a sexist *******.
Quite frankly, every time I see a press photo, video of him, I don't see a soft and nice man but rather a yelling, angry man, so I don't quite know where people are seeing this nice man.
Quite frankly, every time I see a press photo, video of him, I don't see a soft and nice man but rather a yelling, angry man, so I don't quite know where people are seeing this nice man.
Yes, it's definitely wrong to compare him to Carter. He is a mix of a bulldog and a horse. Trump would be beaten so badly his head would spin. This is a pretty good scenario of how it would unfold:
We would learn nothing from a Trump Sanders debate. I don't care if I ever see one of these so-called debates again. They have been degraded into nothing but reality tv where the winner is the one who can put on the best show, throw the best zinger and get the headlines the next day. The town halls they have been holding are far more interesting and informative.
We would learn nothing from a Trump Sanders debate. I don't care if I ever see one of these so-called debates again. They have been degraded into nothing but reality tv where the winner is the one who can put on the best show, throw the best zinger and get the headlines the next day. The town halls they have been holding are far more interesting and informative.
We would learn nothing from a Trump Sanders debate. I don't care if I ever see one of these so-called debates again. They have been degraded into nothing but reality tv where the winner is the one who can put on the best show, throw the best zinger and get the headlines the next day. The town halls they have been holding are far more interesting and informative.
Exactly. Especially with the Repubs, it's just turned into a Trump insult fest where direct questions are avoided by insulting someone else, and then people cheer.
"Why did you hire illegal aliens..?"
"Did I mention that Mitt Romney was a terrible candidate?"
"Why did you fund Hillary Clinton's campaign?"
"Hey Mr. Moderator, you radio ratings suck!!"
I fear Ted Cruz more than Trump because he is an extremist Zealot..but are people really going to elect a person whose response to every criticism is an insult?
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