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After a number of recent press releases and White House briefings, the president has continued to become unraveled by questions or frustration when he feels he doesn’t know how to defend himself or respond to a question.
I wonder if the same behavior is going to take place at the upcoming debates?
Trump will attend Debate #1 and will refuse Debate #2 and Debate #3. He'll have all kinds of excuses for backing out of the rest of the debates. Trump loyalists will parrot his excuses for wimping out on the rest of the debates-mean moderators, not fair, everyone is a liberal and out to get poor victim Trump. The usual.
Trump will attend Debate #1 and will refuse Debate #2 and Debate #3. He'll have all kinds of excuses for backing out of the rest of the debates. Trump loyalists will parrot his excuses for wimping out on the rest of the debates-mean moderators, not fair, everyone is a liberal and out to get poor victim Trump. The usual.
5% chance. Id even give Biden a 1% chance of unraveling. Both are fairly unlikely events, and not really worth discussing once the probability seems low.
Id rather talk about "How would the debate go if actual space aliens showed up, and announced that they were going to run the debate. Oh and whenever a politician lied or twisted the truth there would be a indicator on the screen that told everyone which one they were doing."
But this? nah.
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