Panicked Trump campaign trying to change conversation from debate debacle to Clinton’s marriage

[UCmeNdc]

Conway spun this thin thread into something like a silver lining after Clinton controlled the debate with her focused and prepared performance, frequently pulling Trump off message by questioning his business success and command of the issues.

“He decided not to, and he explained to America why that was,” she said. “He said, ‘I came here and I was prepared to do some rough talking about that, quote-unquote, but I see your husband here and your daughter, and I’m just not going to do what you’re doing in hundreds of millions of dollars in negative advertising is not nice.'”

Conway repeated this line of praise in each of her stops on the cable TV news circuit Tuesday morning, so that’s apparently the most positive takeaway she was able to salvage from Trump’s disastrous performance.

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[liberal N proud]

1. That would be ironic considering Trumps marriage record vs Hilary's

[livetohike]

2. Boo hoo. Poor Trump can dish out insults, but

cannot handle criticism based on his own words! Those excellent ads from the Clinton campaign got under his skin. He can't treat her the way he treated his opponents in the Primary debates and it's clear he can't last a full 90 minutes one on one with Hillary.

He's a joke.

[vlyons]

3. Poor poor Kelly-Ann

What a terrible job she has. Trying to find something positive to say about Trump's debate last night is not a job for sissies. Gotta have an iron clad stomach to not get into knots with ulcers. And then to have to say that crap over and over and over. Do you think she goes home at night, takes a long long hot shower to get the dirt off? I actually feel sorry for her.

The rest of the Trump spin doctors are being even more ridiculous. I keep thinking that, who knows? Maybe reasonable and moral Republicans will learn not to put forward such liars and corrupt candidates. But then I remember. There aren't any reasonable and moral republicans left.

[LynneSin]

9. She is a terrible woman - the job is s perfect fit

Just saying

[vlyons]

11. I still feel sorry for her

But then I can be empathetic and imagine myself in her role. A terrible and untenable job. If I had her job, I would wake up every day with a sense of deep deep dred in the pit of my stomach. But you're right in that she chose to take the job. In RW world, it's a few steps up the career ladder for her. Do you think that after the election she will write a Tell-All book and throw Trump under the bus?

[LynneSin]

12. But you would also be smart enough to to take her position

You and I are both knowledgeable enough to know that Trump is full of crap. She probably knows that too but she has to go on TV and lie for him. I do not feel anything for a woman who knowingly has to promote that piece of orange crap. No one held a gun to her head (at least not that we are aware of).

If she felt bad about what she is doing then quit. Her husband is a big shot lawyer, not like she needs this job.

[MoonRiver]

18. I am sure she wakes up every morning with the absolute conviction

that she is doing God's work. There is no reason to feel sorry for this well paid "Christian" mercenary.

[hatrack]

19. I will never, ever feel sorry for her

She's taking lots and lots of money to lie.

She lies on television, lies on radio, lies in print media and online.

She lies to all Americans, young and old, rich and poor, black and white, and does so shamelessly, every day.

And she lies - constantly, incessantly, openly and publicly - for money. Lots and lots of money.

Fuck. Her.

[womanofthehills]

22. It's getting to her - she is aging right before our eyes

Has lots of white under her eyes just like Trump. What a horrible woman.

[0rganism]

20. lol tRump should have had her pinch hit for him at the debate

right now, she is his greatest asset, maybe by far

[Ligyron]

4. Even the Morning Schmoes team ask her

why anyone should hold her accountable for Bill's action's.

I think her approval rating went through the roof after she stuck it out with him long term. I believe she was voted the world's Most admired Woman for many years afterward.

The RW smear machine sure did their job well in convincing 30% of the country that she is some kind of monster since then.

[Freddie]

5. I'm seeing this whining on FB

Whaaaa!! The debate was rigged because they didn't talk about emails and Benghazi and Vince Foster and Bill's cheating! So totally unfair!!!
I'd like to point out to the chief poster of this crap that they actually talked about things that matter, and HRC hit it out of the park. But she's my hairdresser and has scissors in my hair on a regular basis.

[nolabear]

6. Proof positive they know they are losing bigly. What I wouldn't give to be in those meetings.

You know, the ones Donald doesn't know about.

[cyberswede]

13. LOL

[Matthew28]

7. Big mistake

We can attack him on his cheating and 3 marriages if he does.

[Zambero]

10. Right now, Trump lives in the world's biggest glass house

He might choose to lob a few, but the barrage of rocks that would be flying toward him would not reveal him to be any great beacon of morality.

[LynneSin]

8. How can a man married 3 times and cheated on his wives...

Even think this is a valid argument?

[anamandujano]

15. check

[Sparkly]

17. You know how wing nuts say "There are two sets of rules?"

"One for the Clintons and one for everyone else?"

It's true, but not in the way they mean.

[msanthrope]

21. Newt Gingrich. nt

[book_worm]

14. Good, another issue he can't win on.

[BlueMTexpat]

16. Please proceed, Mr. Serial

Adulterer.