Which moderator(s) won the Presidential Debates?

[Ray From Cleveland]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

 

[Jackson]

Wallace did a great job keeping the debate a debate instead of a "free for all." His questions were pertinent and on the important issues of the day. Other moderators asked "clown questions" and even participated in the debate particularly biased to Hillary.

It gave more importance to the "Fair and Balanced" the mission statement of Fox. Great job, Chris.

 

[OldLady]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Wallace did a great job keeping the debate a debate instead of a "free for all." His questions were pertinent and on the important issues of the day. Other moderators asked "clown questions" and even participated in the debate particularly biased to Hillary.

It gave more importance to the "Fair and Balanced" the mission statement of Fox. Great job, Chris.

I don't know how anybody could say he was unfair. After all, the most controversy of the debates came from one of Wallace's questions.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

It's still early.

 

[defcon4]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

He learned from the first primary debate.

 

[OldLady]

Speaking of fair and balanced, Wallace, too, let Hillary wiggle out of pay-for-play questions on the Clinton Foundation. I think he did it for time reasons. Maybe the debate format should be altered to allow a more in depth discussion or something. They always seem rushed just when they get to something important.

 

[jillian]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

you're aware that the moderator doesn't "win" the debate, right, dearie

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

Wallace was the best and Cooper and Martha were the worst!

 

[FJO]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

you're aware that the moderator doesn't "win" the debate, right, dearie

That ugly fat CNN pig won it for Obama in 2012, dearie.

 

[defcon4]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

Wallace was the best and Cooper and Martha were the worst!

Cooper is a CIA trained disinformation specialist. Here is his public admittance. The training itself is grossly downplayed, after all CIA is a spy agency.

"As a college student, I had a number of summer jobs and internships, including working at the CIA. [...] For a couple months over the course of two summers, I worked at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia."
CNN.com - Anderson Cooper 360° Blog

 

[Toro]

Wallace was excellent.

He easily did the best job.

 

[Care4all]

Wallace did the best job of controlling the madness...

 

[Jackson]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

Your post is refreshing.

 

[Iceweasel]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

you're aware that the moderator doesn't "win" the debate, right, dearie

That doesn't seem to stop them from trying. Lester Holt opened with a question to Trump 'seeing as we've had record growth in jobs and the economy'. I almost fell off the couch.

 

[Jackson]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

you're aware that the moderator doesn't "win" the debate, right, dearie

Do the moderators know that? Even Harwood e mailed the Clinton camp after the debate bragging about his gotcha question. He clearly though he won the debate. Same with that Raddich (sic) creep when she herself debated Trump!

 

[Clementine]

I'm sure this will be pretty partisan, but I'll give it a try anyhow. Which Moderator(s) were the best based on performance, professionalism, control, type of questions and being unbiased.

As you might expect, I think Chris Wallace did the best job of the three debates.

I agree. Wallace didn't jump into the debate and attack the way the others did. First two debates were jokes. Trump getting more than a dozen tough questions and they hammered him while tossing Hillary a few softball questions that she had prepared answers for.

 

[OldLady]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

Your post is refreshing.

Two more libs have agreed with me. We're always refreshing.

 

[Jackson]

I think Wallace did the best job, too. I'm happy to blow your theory that the choices will be partisan.

Your post is refreshing.

Two more libs have agreed with me. We're always refreshing.

Old Lady, I wouldn't go that far. You should have left the compliment stand without comment. The words "always" and "never" are dead giveaways to partisanship.

 

[BluesLegend]

Chris Wallace in a landslide. Not once did he jump into the debate on behalf of Hillary or Trump. Wallace remained neutral and asked both candidates tough questions. Bonus, he nearly made Hillary shit herself 3 or 4 times.