It was close but I'd say #Trump won the debate. What do you guys think?

Thanks for the link. I had thought it was a draw. I can't believe that almost every poll says that #Trump won the debate! God help us!

I have to agree. CNN gave #Hillary the lead, but Time Magazine gave 60% to #Trump. Drudge Report gave over 80% to Trump. Over all, most polls did say Trump was the victor. Here's a good roundup:

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...g-debate-landslide.html

Saying that #Hillary won is very subjective. Stating CNN's poll is kind of pointless since even they admit it was mostly made up of Democrats and the typical CNN reader is a Hillary supporter. Most polls I've seen state #Trump won. But the only poll that matters is on election day.

Your bias is clearly evident. Though I'm not supporting #Trump, I thought he dominated the debate and was disappointed that #Hillary appeared robotic and lacked any of her fire. I hope she'll fare better at the next one.

So #Trump wants to cut taxes, but only for the wealthy? While #Hillary wants to increase taxes on the rich by 4%? Seems like her plan makes far more sense.

Yes, #Trump is perceived as being very successful in business (despite his numerous bankruptcies and unscrupulous business practices). But I think this article oversimplified. While I agree that the economy plays a role, I believe that the fear of terrorism is what's generated most of Trump's support.

#Trump is a very successful businessman and the economy needs those same strengths right now. They are sick of liars and cheaters like #HillaryClinton

That's a good point. The suggestion loses a lot of steam when talking about businesses vs. individuals. Though I would think 99% of the cash handled by grocery stores are $20 bills or less anyway.

I don't support #Trump either. But I also don't support Hillary. I'm going a 3rd way and voting for #GaryJohnson.

So... "a lot of people are saying" it's a conspiracy? Now YOU sound like #Trump :)

Actually, several people from his campaign have said he never wanted to win but rather influence/impact the policies. I think #Trump is trying to have a narrow loss so he can claim it's rigged and yes, maybe create a popular uprising to force the change he wants from the sidelines. Scary.

Nice article @[Michael Lebowitz](user:13386). Yes, the Fed has historically been able to ensure the markets behave appropriately after elections, but #Trump defies historical sense. If he wins, he is a wild card.

Surely the globalization of the world, something not done by #Obama, contributes to declining wages in America. It isn't Obama that did this, it is the globalist cabal that doesn't care much about the well being of Americans anymore.

I am not a big fan of Obama or any politician right now, but the decline of wages was not his doing. #Trump is not exactly a Republican, so no one really knows if he will hurt #GDP or keep the slow growth engineered by the Fed.

They'd both fare better if they were able to keep their racists views to themselves! I fear for this country if #Trump wins since I'm convinced he'll embroil us in unnecessary wars. That being said, $ESLT would likely benefit.