[VanDeKoik]

When you watch it with less emotion, you see what he is seeing.

Hillary should have been taking issues away from Trump that he can use against her.

Instead she tossed marginal stuff that affects only tiny voting blocs that were already SUPPOSEDLY already in her corner.

So the day after Trump still has all of this stuff to use in ads, speeches, and rallies.

All of Hillary’s best from the left slams are already used up.

Is she going to harp on Obama’s BC or Trump’s sad loaning him money at another debate? Not likely, but now terrorism, immigration, her emails, Bill’s past, Hillary’s past, and the Foundation are still looming.

This was her one best shot, and it wasn’t effective and it was too early.

[VanDeKoik]

Oops.

sad = dad

[RayChuang88]

From watching the replay on YouTube, she looked like the 2008 Hillary Clinton for the first 60 minutes--if you've loved parroting the same old wrong points. But after that when the (possibly) Theodor Morell-like mix of stimulants wore off, she started to wear down like a wind-up toy slowing down and regressed to the 2016 Hillary Clinton.

And watch for how many public appearances she will have over the next month. If she has few public appearances and looks like she got stimulants again for the second debate, then the entire health issue percolates to the front pages again to her detriment.

[HangUpNow]

Very nice breakdown.

All of Hillary’s best from the left slams are already used up.

Is she going to harp on Obama’s BC or Trump’s sad loaning him money at another debate? Not likely, but now terrorism, immigration, her emails, Bill’s past, Hillary’s past, and the Foundation are still looming.

This was her one best shot, and it wasn’t effective and it was too early.

[Boogieman]

Yep. Hillary’s goal last night was to put a stake in Trump’s heart, and she failed. Now she’s back to square one.

Trump’s goal last night was not to resemble the bogeyman that Hillary’s campaign has been trying to make him out to be, and I think he succeeded pretty well.