ABC just became the standard-bearer for biased political refereeing - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Quoting Northam, Trump said, "'The baby will be born, and we will decide what to do with the baby.'
39% : As my colleague Roger Severino noted in real time during the debate:Trump was 100% correct.
38% : "All this was an unnecessary detraction, one that was so obvious it might provoke sympathy for Trump with the public.
23% : All in all, there were five so-called fact checks of this type against Trump and six presses for follow-ups and zero of either against Harris.
19% : ABC News moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis kept intruding repeatedly by disputing the points Trump was trying to make and never did the same to Harris.
16% : The interruptions started when Trump said that a former governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam, had said that some states would let babies who survived abortions die.
16% : But Trump shouldn't have been debating Muir; the public had tuned in to watch him and Harris debate each other.
15% : Trump himself tried to make this point to Muir, saying that the FBI "didn't include the worst cities.
14% : That happened in spades at this week's debate between Trump and Harris.
12% : When Trump said, "Crime in this country is through the roof," Muir again objected, "President Trump, as you know, the FBI says overall violent crime is coming down in this country."

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