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The most important part of a candidate debate is what professional election people say about it afterward. NY Times gives a good sampling here:
“When the candidates took the stage in Miami on Thursday for the second night of Democratic primary debates, former VP Joe Biden & Bernie Sanders were the stars. By the time they walked off, all eyes were on Senator Kamala Harris.”
nytimes.com/2019/06/28/us/…
nytimes.com/2019/06/28/us/…
“No one could match Harris –
From beginning to end, Ms. Harris dominated the debate, starting with a pithy applause line — ‘America does not want a food fight; they want to know how we are going to put food on the table’ she said, as her rivals shouted over one another....
From beginning to end, Ms. Harris dominated the debate, starting with a pithy applause line — ‘America does not want a food fight; they want to know how we are going to put food on the table’ she said, as her rivals shouted over one another....
...She proved that she can go after a male opponent without suffering the gender stereotype of appearing overly aggressive or overly ambitious. She looked like a winner, plain & simple.” – Patti Solis Doyle, Obama campaign 2008
Drowning in student debt?? Too bad Joe Biden’s 2005 Bankruptcy Reform Act now blocks you from discharging student debt.
@KamalaHarris – “I’ll fight for you!” Let’s tell the truth about student debt!”
#PanderBearBiden – “I’ll compromise for you!”
forbes.com/sites/zackfrie…
@KamalaHarris – “I’ll fight for you!” Let’s tell the truth about student debt!”
#PanderBearBiden – “I’ll compromise for you!”
forbes.com/sites/zackfrie…
