Morning Glory: The worst debate in the history of presidential debates

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : Trump got angry early and by the time he had his best moment -- his closing statement -- the audience had no doubt shrunk.
47% : When, post-debate, Trump declared it was his best debate ever because it was three against one, very few agreed with the first part of his statement and very few disagreed with the second part.
41% : I have not seen one center-right to conservative pundit do so (the opposite reaction to the CNN debate between Trump and Biden moderated by Dana Bash and Jake Tapper which was widely praised as fair on the right.)
39% : If Trump wins there should never be an ABC interview.
36% : This ambush of Trump was carefully planned and well executed.
34% : But while Trump lost the battle he may have won the war.
34% : It is possible the polls might even edge towards Trump as the "great silent majority" digest the tidal wave of omnipresent criticism of the debate moderators outside of the Manhattan-Beltway media elites.
24% : But ABC and Disney made time for a long exchange on abortion rights (which have been discussed again and again in this campaign) and for an idiotic exchange of "regrets, I've got a few, but then again too few to mention" question to Trump about January 6.
18% : Harris performed well and Trump did not.
14% : In interviews Wednesday morning with conservative thought leaders Matt Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham, Bethany Mandel, National Review's Rich Lowry and Jim Geraghty, not one of them thought Trump won the debate and many thought he lost, some calling it an awful performance etc.

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