DEBATE ADVICE

 Submitted: Terry Payne

There were some lessons I learned after the debate between Trump and the Biden-Wallace Rough and Tumble Tag Team:

 

1. Trump needs to let Biden babble on-Biden will interrupt himself. The more Biden talks the greater chance that even if he has audio electronic assistance and stimulant drugs he will gaffe as he tires. Look how he contradicted himself on the “New Green Deal” and how he started to lose it when he started the Biden trademark of name-calling-clown twice, racist, shut up man, etc.
2. Notice how Biden’s eyes at the end of debate were almost closed and how many eye blinks he gave. The normal adult on average blinks 13-17 times per minute. Excessive eye blinking, excluding neurological or eye problems, is a common symptom of extreme anxiety, stress, physical pain, or stimulant drugs-even one or two cups of coffee can increase eye blinking. So….let’s see if the Biden campaign allows drug testing and audio assist inspections at next debate---I doubt it!    
3. Trump should focus on issues that the average core American family values: economy, law enforcement, health care costs, greater yearly available income, prescription costs, small business loans etc. He spent too much time on confirming appellate/local district judges. Unless you are a political activist who understands these important issues on judges, the average voter wants to know what he’s doing for them.
4. I don’t think he was as prepared on some issues as he should have been. He knew Wallace, not Biden, was going to debate him based on previous one-on-one encounters with lefty Wallace. When Wallace confronted Trump on his interruptions over Biden “Mr. President you agree to give Biden two minutes to respond, “ Trump should have retorted “....and Chris you agreed to be transparent and neutral in this debate.”
5. The next two debate moderators (C-SPAN and NBC) are even more biased than Wallace so hopefully Trump will spend more time prepping to respond to the tricky left moderators.