Politic News Report: Both candidates started concentrated, but even in minute eleven lost his cool Trump concludes the "Washington Post". Still looks a British newspaper Trump as the winner of the TV duel with Clinton. The press review....
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| The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after the TV debate in Hempstead. |
Politic News Report:
Both candidates started concentrated, but even in minute eleven lost his cool Trump concludes the "Washington Post". Still looks a British newspaper Trump as the winner of the TV duel with Clinton. The press review.
Hillary Clinton has won the televised debate of presidential candidates against Donald Trump - at least see the most international media like that. Read in the press review on which points Clinton, in which Trump stumbled and how the commentators assess the performances of the candidates:
The British "Guardian" saw a 90-minute defensive battle in which Trump struggled to defend its reputation against racism, sexism and tax avoidance allegations: "Donald Trump's carefree style fell completely into a tailspin when Clinton him in a kind of chaotic collision the defensive forced. "
"Thin-skinned and prepared badly" to Trump had "snorting" the debate. Points he could therefore against Clinton only in matters of trade policy and when he accused her of being professional politician without traction. When the debate took longer Trump have difficulty concentrating disclosed and responded in part to issues with freely associated mental leaps, when it came to the question of the safety of US computer systems against cyber attacks. Trumps answer loudly "Guardian": "I have a ten year old son, he is well acquainted with computers."
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The "Washington Post" made in the debate a "melting point" for Donald Trump's "coolness" of - Minute eleven of the half-hour speech duel. At the time Clinton accused him of benefiting from the collapse of the housing market in 2008 and climate change referred to have as "invented". The "Washington Post" quoted: Trump "clawing at the sides of his desk firmly until his hands anliefen red" and shouted into Clinton's sentences: " '! Did not I Did not I the did not say!'"
The London "Telegraph" sees Trump as a political winner of 2016 and the TV duel - but concludes Trump could still lose in November. "First, because he suffers from lousy approval rates in women and non-whites - and nothing he said on Monday he did something about it Secondly because he chose Clinton to attack, instead of giving as a president this way.. he had, but instead he appeared with his appearance to reaffirm their argument that it was the only one on this stage, who can be trusted with the code for nuclear weapons. "
Clinton will be seen by their supporters as the winner, but they have "put all their quirks liberalism showcased that has cost them in the last decades a lot of support by the working class" in the debate. You do not have "the Americans as a people" addressed, "but certain groups - women, people of South American origin, African American," says the "Telegraph".
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The "New York Times" saw Clinton in the first half of the debate behind. With a reference to the 20 year old Clinton quote in American cities exaggerated migrant youth as "predators" to mischief, it Trump managed according to "New York Times", to be "more faithful advocate of the American black community" represent - irrespective of prior racist failures. The turn succeeded Clinton as she accused Trump look down on women and they have repeatedly humiliated and called them "pigs, dogs and idlers". Then it was Trump, who "caught" and had acted "out of balance," says the "New York Times".
The Polish daily "Gazeta Wyborcza", in its flash analysis, Clinton did Trump "virtually knocked out". had the first debate she "clearly won" because they "objectively, calmly" remained and "scored". Trump have "rather than tell by incompetent politicians", began to justify himself, to explain and was advised "in the total defense". "What America saw on Monday night, bordered on a knock-out."
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