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and how many minds will be changed?

DG take - Depends on which candidate comes out looking worse. Neither can possibly look good to me at this stage, but I may be forced to vote AGAINST a candidate for the first time in my life.

How many undecideds will move to one or the other?  

DG take - like anyone who supported Bernie is going to suddenly decide Trump is the better choice. How few or how many of Sanders supporters actually can be swayed over to the Clinton camp is one of the critical facets of this campaign now. And how many people do you see switching from Trump to Clinton? Uh huh.

How many think the only winner in this debate is going to be the broadcasters advertising revenue and the morning after pundit shows?
(raising hand)

PS - I understand Vince McMahon was originally going to produce the first debate, but the HRC campaign staff balked at making it a No Disqualifications Cage match.

Two terrible candidates whose speaking voices make me cringe every time I hear them.  Thank goodness for my DVR because I'll have something interesting to watch

...for the second time this week I find myself agreeing with Dr.G

What could either candidate say that would make a difference at this point?

LOL!!!

I will NOT be watching the debate either.  There is nothing that either candidate could say that will change my mind about who I am voting for.  In fact, I wish the election was being held tomorrow-just so it would be over with.

IMHO, getting the Berniebots, as well as the millenials, to vote for HRC, and not a 3rd-party candidate (or not voting at all), will be the key to this election.

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