Donald Trump and the Third Debate

The third and final presidential debate, in Nevada, Las Vegas, was probably the most heated of the three. During this debate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump told you exactly what they would do as President. Clinton came in prepared and ready to put all past mistakes behind her while Trump came in unprepared and ready to throw insults at Hillary. Prior to the debate, Hillary was held down because of the debacle with the WikiLeaks’s release of campaign chairman John Podesta’s hacked email account. Trump was also facing allegations of sexual assault, all of which were denied by Trump despite the sheer number of accusations and stories of women spanning decades. This debate was the last chance for both Donald and Hillary to take advantage of a national stage and make an impression on voters. Hillary performed well, as per usual, outlining past experience and actual qualifications while Trump dodged questions and belligerently yammered about anything that would entice his supporters. Like the other previous debates, this wasn’t a particularly respectful debate, to say the least.

According to most political commentaries provided by CNN, NY Times, CBS and newrepublic.com, Hillary Clinton won the debate. She proved to be aggressive and knowledgeable, especially when it came to the discussion about domestic policy issues. During the discussions about the second amendment, women's rights and immigration, she displayed confidence. For about the first 40 minutes of the debate, Trump stayed, mostly, remotely on topic, especially on the Supreme Court note on why he would nominate conservative judges. But just minutes later he fended off questions about his obscene comments on groping women and said “I don’t know those people.” Hillary kept teasing him, saying that Trump projects were built with Chinese steel and undocumented immigrant labor, he would then respond by saying “change the laws so I won't be able to do that.” He also willingly interrupted Hillary while she was speaking about social security and muttered “Such a nasty woman.” When asked if he would accept the outcome of the election he responded by saying he's not sure he'll accept the results, even for the good of the nation.

I strongly believe that Clinton won the third debate. She was respectful and answered all questions accordingly, which is not something you can say about Trump. During the discussion about The Second Amendment, Clinton shined by stating “no conflict