Not so much “The Scream” as “The Collective Sigh of the Democrat Party When They Realized That This Debate Didn’t Quite Turn Out the Way They’d Hoped.”
As I posted elsewhere:
I am reasonably sane (by some standards at least) and have a decent vocabulary, but I don’t think I could quickly recall enough info to reply to a question for two minutes even if it were in my field. I prefer to think about it, at least long enough to allow me to construct a cogent reply.
As for the debate, it was pretty much what I expected, but the two minute limit made it a bit more interesting. Both of them at times used their two minutes to say, “First, let me respond to the previous question”, and never quite got around to answering the current question, thus ducking it.
Also, I was disappointed that neither spoke at any length about their plans for the future, which should be our main concern. Most of what I heard was blame, shame, and defame. Maybe in the next debate they can lay out some groundwork for us.
Not so much “The Scream” as “The Collective Sigh of the Democrat Party When They Realized That This Debate Didn’t Quite Turn Out the Way They’d Hoped.”
As I posted elsewhere:
I am reasonably sane (by some standards at least) and have a decent vocabulary, but I don’t think I could quickly recall enough info to reply to a question for two minutes even if it were in my field. I prefer to think about it, at least long enough to allow me to construct a cogent reply.
As for the debate, it was pretty much what I expected, but the two minute limit made it a bit more interesting. Both of them at times used their two minutes to say, “First, let me respond to the previous question”, and never quite got around to answering the current question, thus ducking it.
Also, I was disappointed that neither spoke at any length about their plans for the future, which should be our main concern. Most of what I heard was blame, shame, and defame. Maybe in the next debate they can lay out some groundwork for us.