AgResearch said:
This is the most empathetic I have ever seen Trump. That was very touching and he really came from the heart at the beginning of his answer.
Yes, but this time with a sucker punch "but is it being done safe"Sex Panther said:
So whenever Trump does well they just cut to a commercial? What a joke
barnyard1996 said:
90% of the country's mind is made up. There are 10% undecided voters.
Those voters are seeing a man that is willing to go in hostile territory and take questions.
I know the venue is unfair and frustrating, but I really think this shows the contrast between a leader and Basement Joe.
Called him Mr. Trump. Doubt he really voted for him.AgResearch said:
Another male, white Trump voter. Surprise, surprise they only selected certain people for him.
They're going to kick themselves for giving him that opportunity to humanize himself. Would have liked a bit more focus on the immigration element, along with a call out that he needs Nancy to get it done, but it's easy to critique from the comfort of my porch.AgResearch said:
This is the most empathetic I have ever seen Trump. That was very touching and he really came from the heart at the beginning of his answer.
Touching moments like that can really move people toward a candidate and this was probably the first time he's had an intimate chance to make that type of connection.
Thank you, Mr Rasmussen.agsalaska said:barnyard1996 said:
90% of the country's mind is made up. There are 10% undecided voters.
Those voters are seeing a man that is willing to go in hostile territory and take questions.
I know the venue is unfair and frustrating, but I really think this shows the contrast between a leader and Basement Joe.
10% are not undecided. Not even close. Less than half of that are undecided.
barnyard1996 said:Thank you, Mr Rasmussen.agsalaska said:barnyard1996 said:
90% of the country's mind is made up. There are 10% undecided voters.
Those voters are seeing a man that is willing to go in hostile territory and take questions.
I know the venue is unfair and frustrating, but I really think this shows the contrast between a leader and Basement Joe.
10% are not undecided. Not even close. Less than half of that are undecided.
Very good point. I'm sure his team is analyzing social media reactions to each question/topic to craft the message, rebuttals, and attacks going into the debate.Bonfire1996 said:
Trump gets a warm up on potential debate questions, gets to learn what works, and gets to learn what doesn't.
He was already going to destroy Biden. Now he is going to bury him.
AgResearch said:
And George interrupts a good answer to take Trump off the message at the end.
Bighunter43 said:
Right on cue:
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/key-takeaways-president-donald-trumps-town-hall-pennsylvania/story?id=73005087&cid=clicksource_4380645_1_heads_hero_live_twopack_hed
Quote:
"Could you have done more to stop it?" Stephanopoulos asked Trump for the last question of the town hall.
"I don't think so," the president responded.
Lady asked what has been hardest part of his term and what he has learned from it.texsn95 said:AgResearch said:
And George interrupts a good answer to take Trump off the message at the end.
What was it? I just switched over to Laura Ingraham real quick and missed it
texsn95 said:AgResearch said:
And George interrupts a good answer to take Trump off the message at the end.
What was it? I just switched over to Laura Ingraham real quick and missed it
Yes, but he answered the "what have you learned" question very eloquently.AgResearch said:Lady asked what has been hardest part of his term and what he has learned from it.texsn95 said:AgResearch said:
And George interrupts a good answer to take Trump off the message at the end.
What was it? I just switched over to Laura Ingraham real quick and missed it
He obviously talked about Covid and was getting through the question when George jumped him to as "well what did you learn" took Trump off the flow of his answer as he pivoted to George's interjection. Then that was the end of the Town Hall. Just an awkward ending.
True he did answer well. Just made for an awkward ending as I was expecting a little wrap up at the end rather than the abrupt end.barnyard1996 said:Yes, but he answered the "what have you learned" question very eloquently.AgResearch said:Lady asked what has been hardest part of his term and what he has learned from it.texsn95 said:AgResearch said:
And George interrupts a good answer to take Trump off the message at the end.
What was it? I just switched over to Laura Ingraham real quick and missed it
He obviously talked about Covid and was getting through the question when George jumped him to as "well what did you learn" took Trump off the flow of his answer as he pivoted to George's interjection. Then that was the end of the Town Hall. Just an awkward ending.
"I learned how fragile life really is"
... not that would be of any consequence in a Harris-Biden administration ...TxAgLaw03RW said:
Biden can't be interviewed by Cardi B without prompts and still can't manage to get through a coherent thought.
TxAgLaw03RW said:
Trump needs to make an offer that Harris and Biden can debate him at the same time since she'll be in charge anyway.
