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CNN snap poll: Clinton won second debate
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Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate, according to CNN/ORC's post-debate poll, though respondents agreed that Donald Trump outperformed expectations.

Fifty-seven percent of debate-watchers in the poll said Clinton won, compared with 34 percent who said Trump did.

But 63 percent believed Trump did better than they expected, compared to a full 60 percent that thought Clinton either did worse than expected or did not outperform expectations.

It's a win for Clinton, but not as large as her margin in the first debate. Clinton won that debate by a margin of 62 to 27 percent in the CNN/ORC poll.

Sunday's debate in St. Louis is likely a pivotal point in the 2016 race, as Trump seeks to recover from a damaging leaked video where he boasts about groping women. The video, released late Friday, sparked calls from many prominent Republicans for him to drop out of the race.

Trump said during the debate that those comments did not reflect his views on women, but 59 percent of debate-watchers said they believed those comments do reflect his character.

Fifty-eight percent, though, said the comments did not change how they view Trump.

The CNN/ORC poll follows scientific polling methods, but surveys debate watchers, a subset the network says skewed slightly Democratic.

After the first debate, Trump cited online polls on websites including The Drudge Report that showed him winning. But critics questioned those online polls, noting that they allow website visitors to vote multiple times.
Trump lost the debate because his performance last night does not pull in new voters. He was behind going into the debate and he'll remain behind after.
 
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If a woman uses Planned Parenthood ...its Prison
If a woman resists a mans sexual advances its more prison
If a woman does not make Trump a sandwich its prison
 
CNN snap poll: Clinton won second debate
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Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate, according to CNN/ORC's post-debate poll, though respondents agreed that Donald Trump outperformed expectations.

Fifty-seven percent of debate-watchers in the poll said Clinton won, compared with 34 percent who said Trump did.

But 63 percent believed Trump did better than they expected, compared to a full 60 percent that thought Clinton either did worse than expected or did not outperform expectations.

It's a win for Clinton, but not as large as her margin in the first debate. Clinton won that debate by a margin of 62 to 27 percent in the CNN/ORC poll.

Sunday's debate in St. Louis is likely a pivotal point in the 2016 race, as Trump seeks to recover from a damaging leaked video where he boasts about groping women. The video, released late Friday, sparked calls from many prominent Republicans for him to drop out of the race.

Trump said during the debate that those comments did not reflect his views on women, but 59 percent of debate-watchers said they believed those comments do reflect his character.

Fifty-eight percent, though, said the comments did not change how they view Trump.

The CNN/ORC poll follows scientific polling methods, but surveys debate watchers, a subset the network says skewed slightly Democratic.

After the first debate, Trump cited online polls on websites including The Drudge Report that showed him winning. But critics questioned those online polls, noting that they allow website visitors to vote multiple times.
Trump lost the debate because his performance last night does not pull in new voters. He was behind going into the debate and he'll remain behind after.

Not according to a legitimate focus group of undecided voters. Trump wins big time.

Trump scores high in Luntz focus group
 
CNN snap poll: Clinton won second debate
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Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate, according to CNN/ORC's post-debate poll, though respondents agreed that Donald Trump outperformed expectations.

Fifty-seven percent of debate-watchers in the poll said Clinton won, compared with 34 percent who said Trump did.

But 63 percent believed Trump did better than they expected, compared to a full 60 percent that thought Clinton either did worse than expected or did not outperform expectations.

It's a win for Clinton, but not as large as her margin in the first debate. Clinton won that debate by a margin of 62 to 27 percent in the CNN/ORC poll.

Sunday's debate in St. Louis is likely a pivotal point in the 2016 race, as Trump seeks to recover from a damaging leaked video where he boasts about groping women. The video, released late Friday, sparked calls from many prominent Republicans for him to drop out of the race.

Trump said during the debate that those comments did not reflect his views on women, but 59 percent of debate-watchers said they believed those comments do reflect his character.

Fifty-eight percent, though, said the comments did not change how they view Trump.

The CNN/ORC poll follows scientific polling methods, but surveys debate watchers, a subset the network says skewed slightly Democratic.

After the first debate, Trump cited online polls on websites including The Drudge Report that showed him winning. But critics questioned those online polls, noting that they allow website visitors to vote multiple times.
Trump lost the debate because his performance last night does not pull in new voters. He was behind going into the debate and he'll remain behind after.

Not according to a legitimate focus group of undecided voters. Trump wins big time.

Trump scores high in Luntz focus group

The OP references a freaking CNN poll...Clinton News Network would give Cankles high marks for eating a puppy on live TV
 
You do know he is a GOP pollster Right

Federal Judge Orders Hearing in Donald Trump Rape Lawsuit

Federal Judge Ronnie Abrams has ordered a December
status conference hearing after a woman, who calls herself “Jane Doe,”
filed a lawsuit claiming that Trump raped her when she was 13 years old
in the 1990s.


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You do know that Luntz said Hillary would win the election before all the Republicans even entered the primary, right?

Luntz's focus groups had also been pretty representative of the major polls until now.
 
Donald Trump used women as props tonight in an attempt to hurt Hillary Clinton over her husband's infidelity. Does it get weaker than that?…
 
CNN snap poll: Clinton won second debate
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Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate, according to CNN/ORC's post-debate poll, though respondents agreed that Donald Trump outperformed expectations.

Fifty-seven percent of debate-watchers in the poll said Clinton won, compared with 34 percent who said Trump did.

But 63 percent believed Trump did better than they expected, compared to a full 60 percent that thought Clinton either did worse than expected or did not outperform expectations.

It's a win for Clinton, but not as large as her margin in the first debate. Clinton won that debate by a margin of 62 to 27 percent in the CNN/ORC poll.

Sunday's debate in St. Louis is likely a pivotal point in the 2016 race, as Trump seeks to recover from a damaging leaked video where he boasts about groping women. The video, released late Friday, sparked calls from many prominent Republicans for him to drop out of the race.

Trump said during the debate that those comments did not reflect his views on women, but 59 percent of debate-watchers said they believed those comments do reflect his character.

Fifty-eight percent, though, said the comments did not change how they view Trump.

The CNN/ORC poll follows scientific polling methods, but surveys debate watchers, a subset the network says skewed slightly Democratic.

After the first debate, Trump cited online polls on websites including The Drudge Report that showed him winning. But critics questioned those online polls, noting that they allow website visitors to vote multiple times.
Trump lost the debate because his performance last night does not pull in new voters. He was behind going into the debate and he'll remain behind after.

Not according to a legitimate focus group of undecided voters. Trump wins big time.

Trump scores high in Luntz focus group
That's red state Missouri. Trump's already winning that state. For him to win, he needs to pick up new voters in swing states. In a focus group in Ohio, a swing state, he made no ground on Hillary.
 
Lefties can't see liberal bias. They aren't smart enough.
The democrat plantation is clearly devided from the rest of America....
No MAYOR Newspaper has endorsed Trump ...not a one who is divided from the rest of America ? LOL
That should tell you something, but alas you are just not smart enough.
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Funny how Libs are now citing Neocons and R pols...when just a few short years ago they HATED them.

Oh the hypocrisy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Charles Manson is now repudiating his endorsement of Donald Trump....because he called her the devil ...I am the devil he screamed before being tossed in solitary

" I have a reputation to think about " he added

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Lefties can't see liberal bias. They aren't smart enough.
The democrat plantation is clearly devided from the rest of America....
No MAYOR Newspaper has endorsed Trump ...not a one who is divided from the rest of America ? LOL
That should tell you something, but alas you are just not smart enough.
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Nothing new there at all. Same old republicans that are supposed to be the establishment so how is what they said meaingful in anyway at all? Then there is Clinton pointing to and quoting the yet up until now hiller said they are all liars. Coming from such a liar it's all pretty meaningless.
 

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