What can be categorized as the ‘Finale’ of the Debates is upon us, and will be any undecided voters last chance to assess, and conclude who they will chose as their next President.
The prior two Debates have certainly been an exciting and dramatic performance to witness, hence the ‘Finale’. Tonight’s event may be one of the most highly anticipated of this ‘Debate Trilogy’, as both Nominees are expected to pull out all the stops. Many will tune in just to see how this ‘Political Drama’ will play out. Will the saga continue on Republican Donald Trump’s perceived predatory prowess, after much ado about what he and many of his followers state is ‘Nothing’. While others view his descriptive boasting of his engagement with women as prosecutorial if acted upon. Democrat Hillary Clinton may not escape this Debate, unscathed, as many will tune in to hear Trump’s plan to get her behind bars over deleted emails, as promised in the last Debate. While this threat may make for good TV, this so called email scandal is more a matter of violation of policy and procedure, rather than prosecutorial. The issue of the emails have been investigated, and dismissed for any form of prosecution. Why, there has been no evidence of a breach, which is key to note. Also, inconsistency in following procedure while a problem, is common in large corporations, and organizations. A gap in Compliance Program protocol, which this is, should have included routine independent audits and is something that has yet to be debated or discussed in the media. You heard it here first. Once that component is understood by the population, this may very well die down or go away entirely for Clinton. Conversely, Trump’s troubles over his recent comments about women, may just be heating up.
So, while some voters will tune in for the final Debate for the dramatic ending, others, simply see this debate as an opportunity to weed out what they may see as wild allegations on either side, and get down to the business of understanding the Presidential Nominee’s policies and how they plan to implement in a way that sounds feasible and realistic, and is inclusive of a better way of life for all Americans. Enjoy the ‘Finale’.
Final Debate: October 19, 2016
TV Channels – Each debate will be broadcast live on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, as well as all cable news channels including CNN, Fox News and MSNBC among others.
Time – The debates will air from 9pm to 10:30pm ET (8pm – 9:30pm CT, 7pm – 8:30pm MT, 6pm – 7:30pm PT)
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