Posted on 09/30/2020 1:47:20 PM PDT by Zenyatta
Several Fox News anchors criticized their colleague, Chris Wallace, for the way he handled the first presidential debate as a moderator.
The debate was contentious from beginning to end with Wallace struggling to stop President Trump and Joe Biden from interrupting each other, launching personal attacks, and getting off-topic. Wallace repeatedly asked the candidates to let each other speak and at one point, Wallace raised his voice to end a clash between the president and Joe Biden.
“Why should I be different from the two of you?” he said.
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You notice Mike Wallace Jr is not doing his victory lap today. Imagine he is reading his email and texts today.
Oh hell yeah! I’d pay real money to see Uncle Ted moderate-as pres Trump nails Joe to the wall for his lies...
Saw nothing wrong in Trump’s debate performance other than he didn’t push hard enough on Biden. But there’s two more debates to go.
**** “It’s too bad that Sam Kinison is not alive. I would have loved to see him moderate” ****
I think I was Channeling Him until I couldn’t watch anymore
I’m a woman and thought Trump remained very calm considering the situation. Did these so called suburban women think Biden’s behavior was offensive. I did. He laughed every time trump spoke. Trump needs to do this in the next on if there is another. Biden was disgusting along with his big Buddy Chris Wallace.
Probably replying late to this thread — but AMEN!!!
... and I’m not rural, but one of those so called “suburban women” (no clutchy pearls on my neck, tho’)
Amen!
I think Wallace had a nervous breakdown after the debate. He was shaking and trembling during the whole thing.
Yep, that saying is still around and am familiar with it, served for 21 years and used it at times, especially towards newbies!
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