She fought the urge to fight back and that's admirable.

Yes she did what she had to do, there were no knock out punches but I think she clearly won the first debate, which is normally the most important one.

Easily. Though I think it's more the case that Trump lost over Hillary winning. He was idiotic.

Yeah, I don't really. I also don't give a fuck about the emails anymore. Move on from that BS.

Just write in whoever you want and vote. I'm voting for Archer Sterling.
Also wtf. Most people by the time debates roll around already know who they are going to vote for one way or the other. I know that are a few undecided people but meh. The debates aren't really for deciding who you will vote for. It's purely for entertainment. Everything they say is going to be off and just pandering to get you to vote for them without going into details about their policies. I guess go to a fact checking site and use that as a way to see who you want to vote for or just write in a fictional character.

They did both come prepared. The only difference is that Hillary did mock debates while Trump just met with Guilliani and a few people behind doors to go over bullet points/talking points instead of going into depth but he likes it that way. He rather not prepare too much he's said in the past.

He's going to treat all of the debates the same way. Just go over bullet points to prep and not take it seriously enough to do mock debates. He thinks of it as preparing too much haha.:rofl:

^if you consider Trump prepared during that debate, we must not have been watching the same debate.

I don't have to consider it, I know he did. I watch the news and Guiliana admitted to prepping with him along with a few others. Yes the results of it doesn't look that great but that's the time of prepping he did. He just glossed over bullet points. I could especially tell when he got to the Stop and Frisk part. It seemed extremely coached and of course Guiliana would give him those stats to back up those statements.

Dude, have you seen him speak at his rallies? This is the most coherent I've seen him since his big foreign policy speech.

Being more prepared than his rallies doesn't mean he was prepared to debate. He set a low bar to begin with.

His back pedaling and constant interruptions and bickering are proof that all he wanted to do was argue. He contradicted himself during the debate so he wasn't even sure wtf he was talking about.

You could tell he was nervous and also he had a cold. He kept sniffling.

He was also repeating himself a few times and tripping up on certain things and wording things oddly.

Oh boo hoo. You expect me to feel sorry for him?