[Wizard.]

People are saying he was calmer, but to me he looked pale and frail, frankly quite ill and exhausted with the whole thing. He's probably tired himself out with his repetitive answer of "I will blow the hell out of ISIS".

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Riley.

People are saying he was calmer, but to me he looked pale and frail, frankly quite ill and exhausted with the whole thing. He's probably tired himself out with his repetitive answer of "I will blow the hell out of ISIS".

He has no idea what he's doing, he probably knows he's in WAY over his head. If he's elected I seriously doubt he will actually last 4 years without stepping down. It's all fun and games now with the "zinger" debates and the campaigning and posturing and grand statements, a "prize" to be secured at the end, but when it actually comes to the reality of being in political office? He will undoubtedly struggle. It's not his world, at all.

[Alf]

I'd be shocked if Trump isn't the next president.

I think he'll win by a big margin.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Alf

I'd be shocked if Trump isn't the next president.

I think he'll win by a big margin.

I think he will too, there are a lot of silent people that hate Hillary and are just waiting to be given the opportunity to have a good laugh at her expense.

[the truth]

yep trump will definitely win now
the news bias is absurd and exactly the same as the anti brexit coverage
the polls that said trump won the debate were from 100s of thousands of voters
the corrupt cnn poll was 500 people that had 60% democrats
the amount of media cash pouring to killary is obscene
the fix is in and trump has tapped into this bigly

[jet]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i dont actually think he lost, he was calmer and more dignified at this debate. Hillary was more eloquent, but that doesn't mean she won.

Trump definitely won the last debate, without a doubt, but it really doesn't matter who wins them, its the votes that count.

I'm quite impartial as I don't like either candidate, but like many others I give Clinton the edge because she isn't Trump...
Regarding your statement... Trump's responses in the second debate were no more eloquent or different than they were in the first or third debates - he only appeared to dominate because he prowled around the stage like a lion stalking his prey and even at one point stood directly and very closely behind Clinton in a way that appeared quite threatening.
I assume this predatory display was planned to unsettle Clinton and the audience and distract attention away from the fact that he is not good at expressing himself 'bigly'. His dominant posturing and continuous domineering interruptions seems to have given the impression that he was 'the stronger' of the two on the night, when his actual words and responses to the issues were no better or different than in the other 2 debates.

[Northern Monkey]

Oh was he saying 'bigly'? I thought he was saying 'big league'.I thought it was an American expression to do with baseball or football or something.

[Ammi]

..I still haven't seen the full debate, only bits of it that have been on the media but I was watching a vid this morning of them both 'trading insults' at a charity dinner...and a big thing that was quite noticeable to me is how slick and confident/self assured Hilary is in public speaking and these visible things are so important in a quality of a world leader, that they do give that impression to other countries.../strength and confidence etc...but in contrast to Donald Trump who almost appeared as if he was following his written insults with his finger on the page.../he just doesn't give an air of confidence in public speaking...

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..I still haven't seen the full debate, only bits of it that have been on the media but I was watching a vid this morning of them both 'trading insults' at a charity dinner...and a big thing that was quite noticeable to me is how slick and confident/self assured Hilary is in public speaking and these visible things are so important in a quality of a world leader, that they do give that impression to other countries.../strength and confidence etc...but in contrast to Donald Trump who almost appeared as if he was following his written insults with his finger on the page.../he just doesn't give an air of confidence in public speaking...

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Riley.

People are saying he was calmer, but to me he looked pale and frail, frankly quite ill and exhausted with the whole thing. He's probably tired himself out with his repetitive answer of "I will blow the hell out of ISIS".

he didnt look the least bit frail ill or exhausted despite his monumental campaign and one thing no one can realistically call trump, is pale

[jet]

Originally Posted by the truth

he didnt look the least bit frail ill or exhausted despite his monumental campaign and one thing no one can realistically call trump, is pale

Being orange with white lips isn't a good look...and he could pack enough for a weekend away into those bags under his eyes.