I found this
article that not only gives you glimpses of what is yet to come in the last
debate but also the importance of the debates and how they are analyzed (who
one/lost).
The big
topic for this debate is foreign policy. What does this mean for the viewers? Hopefully
it means listening to solutions to issues involving foreign policy, but I doubt
that will happen. If you want entertainment during the debate you can turn it
into a little game and see just how many times the debate brings up things like
Obama’s birth certificate, parentage and etc. I know that has nothing to do
with the election but I’m curious to see if they bring it up and if it becomes
a focus in the debate. Besides telling us the topic the article also mentions
points the candidates will touch on. This got me wondering; during preparations
for these debates is there an audience or is it just common sense that that is what they will
mention? Either way it will be interesting to see just how many remarks match
the points the article said they would say.
The major
points in this article is that the first debate is the debate that can make you
or break you, while they found that the third debate usually doesn't have much
of an impact on the election. Finally, it tells you the categories of how your
performance is judged.
They are:
1. Level of aggression
2. Ability to connect to the audience
3. Did you make noticeable errors?
Very cool, however i wonder on the being judged part. I think everyone is looking foe this in the debate. Should they be judged so narrowly, is there even another way presidents should be judged. Other than body language and appearance?
ReplyDeleteVery cool, however i wonder on the being judged part. I think everyone is looking foe this in the debate. Should they be judged so narrowly, is there even another way presidents should be judged. Other than body language and appearance?
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