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  1. Stephen Miller on X, linking to a Tom Elliot tweet with two short excepts of the HaukTuah2024 interview yesterday, which see at the link:

    ABC is hopelessly corrupt.

    and what Elliot wrote:

    Maybe someone has already mentioned this, but the rambling answer Kamala Harris gave last night on inflation is not what @6abc actually aired. Instead they edited her response so that it went straight to her “policies.” Compare/contrast the two clips below

    https://x.com/StephenM/status/1835042817661358087

  2. Apparently most viewers of the Debate were paying too much attention to what Trump and Harris were saying (which is how I viewed it) – instead of what the moderators were saying. Being no expert on Debates am not sure which way is correct.

    Maybe some people could keep up with what all 4 were saying, plus keep track of the fact-checking AND all the lies.

    What was abundantly clear during the Debate was how sharp & quick Harris was. I did notice that when Trump asked to counter or add something, the moderators did allow such—tho I didn’t count how many times he asked either.

    Here’s one of the Left’s views on the fact-checking and lies that went on: Here Are All of Trump’s Wild Debate Falsehoods That Went Unchecked

    Am glad that I watched it myself since I am not agreeing much with either the Right or Left—other than the fact that Harris clearly outperformed Trump. Couple days after the Debate, I was reminded of the movie Let Me In, and a scene where a very small Abby quickly climbed up and around—to a much bigger man’s head and neck area where she demolished him…

  3. Karmi:

    On what do you base this statement: “Apparently most viewers of the Debate were paying too much attention to what Trump and Harris were saying (which is how I viewed it) – instead of what the moderators were saying.”?

    From my reading, it seems a great many viewers were doing the opposite – and were very aware of media bias and unhappy with it. I haven’t seen a poll on the relative numbers, though.

    I already posted and discussed an excellent video analysis of the media’s questions and how unfair the were. I’ve posted it TWICE, once in this very post. The podcasters in that video were certainly keeping up with the media’s influence, and some of the fact-checking and lies.

  4. neo: Are you saying more people thought Trump won than those who thought Harris won?

    PS – that video was terrible right out of the gate…IMHO.

  5. Karmi,

    I went through is with you live time during the debate. It was very easy to see what the moderators were doing. It was equally easy to see how Harris was parroting canned statements and the coaching she received on body language. Phony is easy to spot.

  6. physicsguy: Like I have said, I was focused on what Trump & Harris were saying, and totally disagree w/ your description of Harris here…she was Abby and Trump was her meal.

  7. My husband is not watching any football on ABC. It’s the only lever we have. We were already not viewing any Disney content.

  8. Kate: 🙂

    I was a fanatical NFL & Fantasy Football fan up until 3-4 (5??)years ago. Stopped watching all NFL games and stopped playing FF. It had become too political…

  9. But the authoritative moderator/”fact-checker” Muir knows nothing of this.
    ______
    Is that true, or was he just lying? How can anyone tell?

    I simply assume anything a journalist says is flat out false.

  10. Why I don’t see any discussion here about the affidavit apparently revealing utter corruption going on in the “debate?
    https://ace.mu.nu/archives/411495.php

    It seems an incredible bombshell to me, since the whistleblower pretends to have recorded proofs of the rigging process between ABC and the Dems, but I don’t see many reaction to it.
    Am i missing anything?

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