So bad, it was downright awful.
http://www.dailykos.com
From the very first question, the way the evening was going to unfold was clear. Hillary Clinton was prepared, relaxed, ready both for the questions and for her opponent. And Donald Trump simply thought he could wing it. It was Kellyanne Conway who called Trump 'the Babe Ruth of debating,’ but it was Donald Trump who clearly made the mistake of believing his own press. He was Trump, by gum. The guy with the best brain. The best words. He crushed low energy Jeb! He murdered Little Marco. He sent Lyin’ Ted running. Trump was too fast, too good to fail. But he did.

Loser! When you base your entire candidacy on machismo, and root a campaign in strength and fearlessness, the one thing you cannot ever do is show weakness. You cannot appear to be sick and you cannot appear to be overheated. From the opening minutes Monday, it was clear Trump was looking vulnerable. He sniffled, and he sweated. Ever since the Kennedy-Nixon debate, it’s been an axiom that whatever else is said in the presidential debate, you’re a goner if you sweat. Before an audience of 100 million people, Donald Trump looked nervous and physically weak. He wiped away sweat, he sniffled and he drank water. A lot of water. Marco Rubio amounts of water. (Newsweek)




Here's a good one!
Trump tweeted that he won a CBS post- debate poll.

  Major Garrett Verified account ‏@MajorCBS[/url]On [url=https://twitter.com/foxandfriends]@foxandfriends[/url] [url=https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump]@realDonaldTrump[/url] said he won a [url=https://twitter.com/CBSNews]@CBSNews post-debate poll.

We did not conduct a post-debate poll.

 

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