Originally Posted by kane

It just seemed to me that when he was asked about what his policy was or what he would do in certain situations he talked a lot, but didn't really say much.

I'm not going to vote for either one of these assholes so I don't really care who won.

In the end, I think she had the better of it when it comes to policy. He had the better of it when it came to passion and, for lack of a better way of saying it, putting her to task on some things. So, to me, it was basically a draw.

The big question is this: "Did this debate do anything to convince any of the few remaining undecided voters to vote for him?" I don't think it did. After the debate, I was switching between football, CNN, and Fox. On both CNN and Fox they had panels of undecided voters who had watched the debate. As far as I saw, every woman they talked to said they didn't like his apology for what he had said and they weren't convinced by him. I don't think he did anything to win women voters over and that will cost him.

This election is over.