lawgator1
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One must drink a shot every time Biden starts a sentence with "Look..." or says "Folks..."; or, Trump utters the word "horrible" or the phrase "many people are saying."
These are some of the biggest speech crutches of all time and both should cause voters to cringe.
In all seriousness, I do think we can expect some things.
The next day, CNN will run a fact check of Trump, minimally of Biden. Fox will run footage of Biden stuttering or stumbling through sentences, both selling the narrative their viewership wants to hear.
I do find it odd that Trump's campaign is working to set such low expectations for Biden, that's an unusual strategy. As long as he makes it reasonably through it for two hours, that will defeat that narrative.
I do see recent commercials from the Biden camp now really focusing on Trump's character and so I assume that will be Biden's main attack at least in the first debate next week. I'm just not sure how effective that will be for any undecideds. At best it might serve to reduce some turnout amongst conservatives who still care about character, but it seems to me most likely those folks have already either drifted to Kennedy or just won't vote. Hard to see the debates make a difference on that.
These are some of the biggest speech crutches of all time and both should cause voters to cringe.
In all seriousness, I do think we can expect some things.
The next day, CNN will run a fact check of Trump, minimally of Biden. Fox will run footage of Biden stuttering or stumbling through sentences, both selling the narrative their viewership wants to hear.
I do find it odd that Trump's campaign is working to set such low expectations for Biden, that's an unusual strategy. As long as he makes it reasonably through it for two hours, that will defeat that narrative.
I do see recent commercials from the Biden camp now really focusing on Trump's character and so I assume that will be Biden's main attack at least in the first debate next week. I'm just not sure how effective that will be for any undecideds. At best it might serve to reduce some turnout amongst conservatives who still care about character, but it seems to me most likely those folks have already either drifted to Kennedy or just won't vote. Hard to see the debates make a difference on that.