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Who won the first debate? (search mode)

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#1 Clinton (I support Clinton)		201 (67.4%)
#2 Clinton (I support Trump)		13 (4.4%)
#3 Clinton (I support Other)		34 (11.4%)
#4 Trump (I support Clinton)		10 (3.4%)
#5 Trump (I support Trump)		16 (5.4%)
#6 Trump (I support Other)		8 (2.7%)
#7 Tie (I support Clinton)		2 (0.7%)
#8 Tie (I support Trump)		7 (2.3%)
#9 Tie (I support Other)		7 (2.3%)

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Total Voters: 297

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Topic: Who won the first debate? (Read 10062 times)

Mallow
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Re: Who won the first debate?

« on: September 26, 2016, 10:14:12 PM »

As of now...
Amongst Trump supporters:
Clinton won--43%
Trump won--38%
Tie--19%

Amongst Clinton supporters:
Clinton won--84%
Trump won--5%
Tie--1%

Amongst other supporters:
Clinton won--77%
Trump won--18%
Tie--5%

Seems pretty clear who "won" the initial reactions contest.

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Mallow
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Posts: 737

Re: Who won the first debate?

« Reply #1 on: September 26, 2016, 10:38:41 PM »

Quote from: Santander on September 26, 2016, 10:36:10 PM

Quote from: Comrade Funk on September 26, 2016, 10:24:43 PM

Quote from: Santander on September 26, 2016, 10:17:06 PM

Trump did what he had to do, but I want to see him go for the knockout in the final debate. Vegas would be the perfect venue.

Therein lies the problem with Trump. Everything is a reality show for this moron. Thanks GOP. You're giving the election to the second coming of Nixon because you nominated the Ooompa Loompa town drunk!

Nixon is the President I identify most closely with, so I welcome that.

He's referring to Clinton as the second coming of Nixon.

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