https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...and-losers-from-the-vice-presidential-debate/
Winners
* Mike Pence: From the very beginning, Pence was the more comfortable of the two men on the debate stage. Pence repeatedly turned to the camera when he answered questions, making clear he understood that the real audience wasn't in the room but watching on TV. The Indiana governor was calm, cool and collected throughout — a stark contrast to the fast-talking (and seemingly nervous) Kaine. Did Pence respond to Kaine's dozens of attacks on Trump? Only sort of. What Pence seemed to be doing was making the case for Pence-ism, a, dare I say it, compassionate conservatism — a case for Pence 2020 or 2024. Regardless, Trump will very much take it as Pence's performance will offer a reset of sorts for a campaign that is scrambling badly due to self-inflicted wounds from the nominee. Win or lose in 24 days, Pence did himself real good in the eyes of the Republican world on Tuesday night.
Losers
* Tim Kaine: Someone must have told the Virginia senator he needed to always be on his front foot in the debate, always be the aggressor. It didn't work. Kaine started the debate talking so quickly and trying to load so many Trump attacks into every answer that it made it virtually impossible to grasp any one attack. In the middle of the debate, Kaine seemed to relax into it -- delivering an effective attack on Trump's comments on women. But, that Kaine was the exception, not the rule. When he wasn't trying to stuff 10 pounds of attack in a five pound bag in his answers, he was relentlessly interrupting Pence. Every single time Pence started to level an attack against Clinton, Kaine immediately began to talk over him. I'm not sure if that was on purpose or not but it didn't come across well — at all. One glaring example: As Pence was recounting his personal experience on Sept. 11, 2001, Kaine interrupted to say "I was in Virginia." Um, ok. Not a good look.
Winners
* Mike Pence: From the very beginning, Pence was the more comfortable of the two men on the debate stage. Pence repeatedly turned to the camera when he answered questions, making clear he understood that the real audience wasn't in the room but watching on TV. The Indiana governor was calm, cool and collected throughout — a stark contrast to the fast-talking (and seemingly nervous) Kaine. Did Pence respond to Kaine's dozens of attacks on Trump? Only sort of. What Pence seemed to be doing was making the case for Pence-ism, a, dare I say it, compassionate conservatism — a case for Pence 2020 or 2024. Regardless, Trump will very much take it as Pence's performance will offer a reset of sorts for a campaign that is scrambling badly due to self-inflicted wounds from the nominee. Win or lose in 24 days, Pence did himself real good in the eyes of the Republican world on Tuesday night.
Losers
* Tim Kaine: Someone must have told the Virginia senator he needed to always be on his front foot in the debate, always be the aggressor. It didn't work. Kaine started the debate talking so quickly and trying to load so many Trump attacks into every answer that it made it virtually impossible to grasp any one attack. In the middle of the debate, Kaine seemed to relax into it -- delivering an effective attack on Trump's comments on women. But, that Kaine was the exception, not the rule. When he wasn't trying to stuff 10 pounds of attack in a five pound bag in his answers, he was relentlessly interrupting Pence. Every single time Pence started to level an attack against Clinton, Kaine immediately began to talk over him. I'm not sure if that was on purpose or not but it didn't come across well — at all. One glaring example: As Pence was recounting his personal experience on Sept. 11, 2001, Kaine interrupted to say "I was in Virginia." Um, ok. Not a good look.
True. Male Meathead Idiots who think Bullies like Biff Tannen are good male role models, side with the Idiot Drumpf. People who think a strong Male is a male who actually has a brain, side with Kaine.[/QUOTE
Libtards are all Beta-males, all of them. No real man is a Libtard. They are all brought up emasculated and are yes men. The woman is head of the household in Libtard land.
Sorry y'all were raised that way, but your balls remain un-dropped.
True. Male Meathead Idiots who think Bullies like Biff Tannen are good male role models, side with the Idiot Drumpf. People who think a strong Male is a male who actually has a brain, side with Kaine.[/QUOTE
Libtards are all Beta-males, all of them. No real man is a Libtard. They are all brought up emasculated and are yes men. The woman is head of the household in Libtard land.
Sorry y'all were raised that way, but your balls remain un-dropped.
Dude, you want concentration camps for Dems. I'll take the way I was raised vs the way you were raised any day of the week.
Willie...Even the lefty`s are giving Pence the win @)
So you think Trump won the debate last week and Kaine won tonight ?
Lol
I think both did the same thing. Interrupt constatntly, and walked all over the ineffectual moderator, and their opponent. On substance, on facts, Hillary and Kaine were easy winners. On who controlled things, both Drumpf and Kaine did that. Pence could not defend Drumpf in the slightest. Kaine was an effective defender of His Running mate, and absolutely obliterated the Idiot Drumpf. Pence came off looking nicer, and weaker than Kaine, so I can see why some score him the winner. But not on what their main job was, defending their running mate.
