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To: ought-six
"It is not a negotiation unless Trump makes a counter-offer."

Not necessarily. I've been in many negotiations where a party threatens to walk out and a revised offer is made by the other party.

Both Biden and the debate committee need this debate.

182 posted on 10/08/2020 6:38:37 AM PDT by MV=PY (The Magic Question: Who's paying for it?)
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To: MV=PY

Biden doesn’t need another debate. He made it through one without passing out and that is all he needed. I doubt there will be another debate.


183 posted on 10/08/2020 6:40:03 AM PDT by lodi90
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To: MV=PY

” I’ve been in many negotiations where a party threatens to walk out and a revised offer is made by the other party.”

I am retired now, but for 35 years I was a litigation analyst in the insurance industry, and negotiations were a huge part of my job. There was no acceptance of an offer, and if there is no counter-offer there is no negotiation. Negotiation by its very definition means a process undertaken for the purpose of obtaining an agreement, or an acceptable conclusion or result. In the instant case, there was no such process.

Put another way: You go to a car dealership to look at cars. You look at the sticker price of one (an offer), shake your head and walk away and buy a bike. There is no negotiation, because there was no process towards an agreement. Now, if you had called over the salesperson and told him or her that if the sticker price is reduced by 10% a sale could be achieved, a negotiation would have commenced.


214 posted on 10/08/2020 7:06:20 AM PDT by ought-six (Multiculturalism is national suicide, and political correctness is the cyanide capsule.)
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