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He's not perfect; some people chose to hold that against him.

No, but he gains nothing if he admits the truth; so from his perspective, why not keep lying? It's not like it'll make things worse for him.

Correction, he sent a letter to the, in his words, "Biden Debate Commission". I love that he just says outright what they actually are, and doesn't even pretend that they're not propping up his opponent. None of this weak-willed, dancing around the issue so many Republicans insist on doing for...

In my area, they're all incredibly incompetent and dishonest. I've had experience with three separate groups my parents hired to work on their house, one of which is run by a guy who lives on our street, and they all screwed us over. Heck, we nearly lost the house because one of them put in a...

Part of it might have to do with how the industry insists on hiring mostly Mexican immigrants, illegal or otherwise, because they're cheaper than hiring people who are culturally American. This means they mostly employ workers who have no idea what the hell they're doing, but refuse to admit it...

It's not a "tactic", it's a fact.

I keep hearing about undecided "swing voters", but how many of them are there? We already know we can't trust any of the data that's being presented to us, so it kinda feels like everyone's just guessing about what's happening. With that being the case, my guess is that if there's anyone left...

Personally I don't see that as a good thing, but I doubt Trump has had much choice, considering the Russia narrative; he has to be seen antagonizing them, even if they are in the right. Which, in regards to Ukraine, they are. After all; they're not the ones who supported a violent coup in a...

I get wanting to make sure people don't get complacent, but what exactly is gained from going on about how Trump is a loser who has no chance? At best, you're just going to annoy people, and at worst you end up with a self-fulfilling prophecy; if he can't win, why vote?

I'm with Tim Pool on this one; we don't. Just let them have at it and forget about trying to force a calm and reasonable debate out of them.

I'm less interested in the debate itself, and more with Chris Wallace's actions as moderator; in my opinion, he's scuttled his reputation as an unbiased journalist and a moderate.

I haven't really been watching, so has Chris Wallace actually criticized Biden even once, or challenged him on anything?

I would not be surprised if he ends up leaving Fox News for a position over at CNN or MSNBC, after the election is over. That said, I'm wondering how this debate is coming across to undecided voters; because we already knew what supporters of either side were going to think before it...