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Trump was telling the truth about his mic
The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates says there was indeed a problem with Donald Trump?s microphone during Monday night?s first general election debate.
The commission says on its website that ?there were issues regarding Donald Trump?s audio that affected the sound level in the debate hall.? The latest news from the debate commission confirms one of Donald Trump’s biggest claims – Rare |
So what? - People heard him sniff...
It just shows how tenuous his position is..... Hillary had pneumonia and it was not an issue at the end of the day - His sniff is?.. |
From that page "There was no noticeable issue with the sound on television."
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Who cares about the mic when it is nothing in comparison to biased moderator (15 vs 2 questions etc etc what was already discussed). Not sure why people even talk about this minor minor issue compared to democrat party funders NBC and their puppet moderator.
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Biased moderator does not automatically mean you lose. You just get a handicap, speaking in sports terms. As I said in your microphone thread: Quote:
Would have been clear victory if both candidates got the same amount of tough questions. And if both candidates were interrupted the same amount of times. |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lester_Holt
Lester Holt Party = Republican :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh only moderator acceptable to this crowd here is .... Sean Hannity .... :1orglaugh |
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Even in sports you can win against biased refs, it is not like biased ref is always biased to the ridiculous levels. He still wants to keep his bias under wraps. So in terms of basketball it can mean that biased ref "scores" extra 5, extra 10 points to another team. It is not a fantastic handicap to beat. It is not like Lester was ridiculously biased, he had to keep some kind of image (to the level that some libbies even do not acknowledge). So the bias was not THAAAAAAT much to beat that your "damn he is good" irony would be adequate. Without bias Trump would have won in an obvious way, with bias - a win was tiny. Ok, a draw at worst. |
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https://www.reddit.com/r/uncensoredn...ocratic_party/ He was also pressured by democrat campaign. Sometimes you overcompensate. Seriously, double standard by moderator was exposed, documented. It was obvious watching as well. How can some manage to not see is strange. And yeah, the mighty "he is a registered republican" argument... |
Trump said right after the debate in the circle jerk room something was off with hus mic. Hope it wasn't intentional. That's it... it bothered him a little during the debate, enough to mention it after.
He hasn't harped on the issue since. It's all this media nonsense going on about it. He had a bumb mic for the people in the building listening. Obviously it was intentional and goes to show how much of a pussy the democrats are by using these types of tactics. It's insane the Clintons are worth 250 million dollars today for selling out the American people and you libs can't understand that. Again, Russia owns 20% US uranium because hillary allowed the purchase and they received a few million as a result. How can anyone ignore that? Clintons have invented nothing, made nothing. No buildings, no products. They are rich for using political poll to satisfy special interests foreign and abroad. Period. There is nothing else to argue. |
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It has been stated that the overall size of Bush Family net worth today reaches a high sum of 60 million dollars. Read more at Bush Family net worth! ? How rich is Bush Family? =========== That gives a combined Bill and Hillary Clinton net worth of $111 million dollars. So , as a repub, you should be proud that the Cl;inton's did great , prospered ..... |
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A defective mic is not responsible for Trump saying stupid things.
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I wouldn't be surprised if there was some kind of sabotage played out against his mic, but, again, as I said, a broken mike doesn't cause him to say things that make him look like an asshole. |
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Also, do you want to live in a country where you can be walking down the street, minding your own business, and be stopped, frisked, and questioned for no reason? I don't. Can you point out where it has worked? What I have read pretty much says that crime rates were going down before stop and frisk was put in place and they continued to go down after it was stopped being used. Here is an interesting piece on that using data from New York. |
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Also, are you a known or suspected gang banger by police? If the answer is no you're probably going to be ok. |
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Also, Rudy Guiliano started mayor in nyc in 1994... yes, '94, and stop and frisk was one of his biggest policies besides increasing police force by almost 100%. We really shouldn't debate because your facts are so wrong. Also, the Washington post is so liberal biased it's insane. They may have called stop and frisk something different in the 90's. |
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My point in all of this was that Trump was asked how he would bridge the divide that exists between many black communities and the police and his answer was stop and frisk. I disagree with him, you agree with him. Fair enough. |
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Here's what I'm going to post though and it's going to show a 75% decrease in murders in nyc under giuliani's term as mayor. And a large part of that is contributed to the use of stop and frisk from the horses mouth himself, well before trump began running for potus. |
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Rudy Giuliani is one of Trump's closest advisers. Rudy Giuliani is well respected as being the mayor that reduced crime and murder in NYC under his watch. Trump is following the advice of Giuliani in saying stop and frisk should be used. Libs are crying foul and all kinds of unconstitutional mumbo jumbo nonsense. Here's a link for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop-a..._New_York_City Stop-and-frisk is not necessarily a new invention. In the early 1980s if a police officer had reasonable suspicion of a possible crime, he had the authority to stop someone and ask questions. If, based on the subject's answers, the suspicion level did not escalate to probable cause for an arrest, the person would be released immediately. This was only a "stop-and-question". The "frisk" part of the equation did not come into play except on two occasions: (1)If possession of a weapon was suspected, or (2)if reasonable suspicion of a possible crime escalated to probable cause to arrest for an actual crime based on facts developed after the initial stop-and-question. That all changed in the 1990s when CompStat was developed under then Police Commissioner William Bratton. High-ranking police officials widely incorporated the "stop, question and frisk".[10] In 1990, William J. Bratton became head of the New York City Transit Police. Bratton described George L. Kelling as his "intellectual mentor", and implemented a zero tolerance policy because of his contributions to the development of the "broken windows theory". Republican former mayor Rudy Giuliani hired Bratton as his police commissioner who adopted the strategy more widely for use in New York City. Giuliani used Bratton and the massive expansion of the New York police department to crack down on crimes. Giuliani's "zero-tolerance" included a crackdown on fare evasion, public drinking, public urination, graffiti artists and the "squeegee men" (who had been wiping windshields of stopped cars and aggressively demanding payment).[11] You can't make a case that 2+2=4. You can only use your common sense and knowledge of history. Say you were to have watched msnbc only this past week and then asked about stop and frisk, and having absolutely no prior knowledge of the subject. Your only response would be that stop and frisk is unconstitutional, absolutely does not work, and Trump is a racist. That's really how bad the reporting has become, in the masses. |
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All in all, we can argue all day as to whether it does or does not reduce crime. Trump is saying stop and frisk is going to be how he helps the black community. I feel like that will go over like a fart in a car. But, I guess we will find out. If Trump manages to win and puts this into action, once the lawsuits settle we will get to see if it helps or not. I think we will see more protests and riots. Also, from that wiki it says in 2011 when they had the most stop and frisk occurnaces 88% of them resulted in no conviction. That is a lot of innocent people being stopped for "probable cause." |
It's a stupid wiki page. What I don't understand about Trump is why he doesn't say first, and foremost, bringing jobs into center cities will be the catalyst to lower crime. Then expand on better police relations, education, more police presence, stop and frisk etc.
He says all those things but not at the debate in progressive order so the masses can easily understand. The majority of people listen to the soundbites coming off the news and it's very, very anti-trump. Couple that with factual nontruths and you have people say they won't vote for trump and their reason being... He's a racist! As soon as I hear that I know the person is fairly stupid. |
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If they decide to stop shooting each other and robbing each other and come together to support their local businesses and educate their kids they could turn their lives around. Until they decide to do that no amount of policing is going to change things. |
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There was nothing wrong with his microphone. We could hear him fine.
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Yes, crime did drop while Rudy was Mayor of NYC. However, Rudy started off as Mayor in 1994 - directly after the end of the crack epidemic at the end of the 1980s. Crime didn't drop only in NYC, but instead dropped all across the country. Crime didn't drop in NYC because of Rudy or anything he did, but instead because crime had peaked and was in a general decline by the time Rudy took office. |
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Trump is a racist! |
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He still has answers to the problems many Americans face.
Pity he's batshit crazy and crooked. |
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