Any more debates like last night and Trump will be re-elected.

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109. It's not an excuse, it's how I picked my candidate, and

why I am probably going to abandon him at some point with a hope for the future. He's good at responding to personal attacks, but his name is mud in the AA community, and his skills won't be able to recover.

I decided how I was going to pick my candidate three years ago, before anyone announced, knowing this would be a crowded and nasty primary followed by a general election that's even worse.

Did you really expect 24 ambitious competitive people, to all play King of the Mountain without throwing a single punch? I knew this would be nasty and I welcomed it, because it will tell me the one thing I really want to know- when Trump throws his most unfair lying wacko punch, who will have the best answer? If Biden can't handle the mild "your words were hurtful," from Harris, how is he going to handle it when Trump blames him for every civil rights failure for the last 40 years and takes credit for being the best President for blacks ever? What's he going to tell the half of the country that actually believes that.