Posted on 10/08/2020 2:22:03 AM PDT by FRinCanada2
Al Jazeera HEADLINE:‘Tough and pointed’: Analysts say Harris got the better of Pence
It is so notes and I wonder how many American Voters will consider the SOURCE and FakeNews analysis of Al Jazeera as an indication of which Fakenews sources are campaigning for a Biden Administration
This womYn is a turn off to most normal men. The eye rolling, snarky laughing, etc. did not gain her any votes last night and I’ll be a few more Dem men are going to just stay home and not bother to vote.
The Trump debate was unwinnable (as we would think of “winning”) by design.
Pence spent more time bolstering the President because he knew he had a better venue for it and allowed Harris to show her coarseness and self-contentedness...and bad acting abilities...and inability to tell the truth...
It’s the whole, “I respect your opinion” thing” preached by for the last 30 years that has gotten us into such a mess. You can hold opinions about anything, slavery is fine, human trafficking is fine, fill in the blanks, you’re supposed to respect persons not opinions. I think it was Chesterton who said, I do not want to defeat you, I want to defeat your bad ideas.
She thinks (perhaps unconsciously) that this tried and true "seductiveness" will work on the voters.
It won't because it advertises to everyone how she rose to the top of her career...and it is most unbecoming.
Smiling and displaying playful facial expressions...too cute by half.
Someone should make a meme of that he made sense, she made faces, with side by side pics of them
Great idea
I believe these nitwits mean that the “analysts” heads were pointed.
Just look who is on the supposedly unbiased, completely worthless “debate commission”. They are a bunch of elderly DIMs and RINOs. Pathetic.
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