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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2016 · 37 MIN

Poll Position: The Debates

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have had their first debate; in this podcast we discuss that debate’s effects on the polls. Both candidates did their best to appeal to an already angry electorate. Did either candidate sway any votes? We also discuss the October 4 vice presidential debate, including whether either candidate might have an Admiral James Stockdale moment.

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have had their first debate; in this podcast we discuss that debate’s effects on the polls. Both candidates did their best to appeal to an already angry electorate. Did either candidate sway any votes? We also discuss the October 4 vice presidential debate, including whether either candidate might have an Admiral James Stockdale moment.

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