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What about muting the mike of the moderator? This is a bigger problem with interrupting Trump when he tries to speak.
I like that idea. What can happen now, with the commission’s new rule, is that the leftist moderator will feed Biden set-up questions that will allow him to criticize Trump for two full minutes. And then the leftist moderator will ask Trump a false gotcha question, and then as Trump answers, the mod will interrupt and challenge him throughout (like that Savannah witch did a few days ago).
So.... the mod’s mike should be muted after asking questions.
I don't see why it's a problem. Biden cannot interrupt Trump, and trump cannot interrupt Biden.
How could anybody, Trump or Biden supporter, take issue with that?
Trump has no choice. Backing out of the last debate would look really bad.
But the biased MODERATOR could still interrupt! She’ll let Biden go on with his lies, and then she will challenge Trump every few seconds as he answers his question.
It's like the Biden folks watched a completely different debate than everyone else. Did Trump interrupt more often, yes. Does that mean Biden didn't interrupt nearly as much or whenever he saw fit, no. Not to mention he was the first to interrupt.
Trumps strategy seemed fairly obvious and that was to get Biden to slip up and have senior moment. It really didn't happen, so his strategy failed. But Biden was as much a clown as Trump was. Why can't people look past their biases and give an honest take on things. In reality by being blinded by your own partisanship is only doing yourself a disservice. You can support a candidate and still criticize them and admit when they screw up.
Trump's campaign already stated he was going to have a different strategy this debate. It's clear he needed a different one.
The rules have not been changed. They are just explaining how they will enforce the mutually agreed to rules.
Trump has a problem with rules applying to him, so I imagine he’ll cry and whine about it. But ultimately the debate is the last chance he has to turn things around, so he’ll do it.
I can't argue against that point. Trump thinks rules are for everyone else unless they benefit him personally. I would like to see shock collars added for lying, omitting, or being incoherent. They would both be electrocuted in the first 10 minutes.
If they do adopt this rule I MIGHT (MIGHT) watch. If they don't I won't be and I know a number of my friends are thinking the same. That last "debate" was an embarassing fiasco for all involved. Not wasting my time again.
It's like the Biden folks watched a completely different debate than everyone else. Did Trump interrupt more often, yes. Does that mean Biden didn't interrupt nearly as much or whenever he saw fit, no. Not to mention he was the first to interrupt.
Trumps strategy seemed fairly obvious and that was to get Biden to slip up and have senior moment. It really didn't happen, so his strategy failed. But Biden was as much a clown as Trump was. Why can't people look past their biases and give an honest take on things. In reality by being blinded by your own partisanship is only doing yourself a disservice. You can support a candidate and still criticize them and admit when they screw up.
Trump's campaign already stated he was going to have a different strategy this debate. It's clear he needed a different one.
The strategy should be easy. Instead of Trump jumping in to correct Biden on his lies, and thus interrupting, he should take notes, and then when it’s his turn to respond, simply dismantle Biden’s lies one by one. I bet I could do it, no problem.
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