I needed to see a more knowledgeable side and I don’t know if she is well trained but not convincing, but all I do know is someone should have informed her that making shout outs to soccer teams during the debate was probably not the most appropriate time to do so. It was a little embarrassing. Most of what she said seemed like it was rehearsed...
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It was a little embarrassing. Most of what she said seemed like it was rehearsed. She tap danced around a lot of the questions and almost never answered them directly. It made her look like she was dodging the questions because she didn’t have an answer. Why even have a debate when nothing is being debated? She did a really good job talking about nothing...
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