After watching the debate, Trump seemed much more coherent and composed than Biden did. Did you see how rattled he was when Trump mentioned his son receiving 3.5 million from a Russian billionaire? He looked so flustered and annoyed. He also tried to emulate Trump's alpha-male tactics by telling him to "shush", "shut up" and even called him a "clown". If Biden was smart, he should of took the moral high ground strategy, that way when push came to shove, he could say "Trump's just a bully". That approach would of worked much better for him, especially when debating against someone like Trump. Now he lost his best ace in the hole. Why try and outdo Trump with insults? He's literally the king of that style of debate. I mean, he didn't even hurl names like Biden did and still seemingly appeared more "alpha". Biden just doesn't have that "presence" that Trump naturally has. The debate really seemed like Trump just got under Biden's skin more while maintaining composure and not resorting to names.
When it all comes down to it, Biden tried to bully the aggressor, lost his cool, and got obliterated in my opinion. What do you guys think?
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@KumQuatMay - Not at all. Style is simply just indicative of consistency in character. Biden knows Trump has an alpha dog personality, and thought it would be a smart game plan to outdo him with the "shut ups". It wasn't a smart strategy. Trump is just naturally an expert marksman with words, and knows how to go for the jugular. His content in my opinion was great, so I don't know what debate you were watching. Was it his plan to reduce the capital gains tax not content-worthy for you?
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@Dan - I don't think Trump looking down on Biden is what triggered him. I think it's the mentioning of his son receiving free money that flustered him. And the fact he couldn't use the "law and order" tactic. Because he was responsible for the 1994 crime bill that lead to the mass incarceration of black folks.
