The Hillary Clinton Debate

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Hillary Clinton was trained for the debate and stay calm as usual. For once Donald Trump was for the first thirty minutes’ calm and was responding to the questions asked to him. Then, the old habits of the Republican candidate have reappeared when her rival has insinuated that it has affinity with Vladmir Putin. He began to attack his opponent, accusing her saying that she "incited" women to accuse him of sexual assault and that the situation in Aleppo in Syria was "the fault of Hillary Clinton ". He has even interrupt the Democratic candidate for the process of "dirty woman". I think, at this level he lost his cool and was disrespectful. He also several times interrupts his opponent when she was spoken.
One of the major points of this debate was that Trump insinuates that he will not recognize the election results. He prefers to leave everybody in suspense on his reaction after the polls. …show more content…

His rival has replicated that he was a dangerous man who incites to violence, she also precise quoting: " He denigrates, he underestimates our democracy and I am appalled that someone who is the candidate of one of our two major parties take this position".
On the issue of Donald Trump's attitude towards women, the Democratic candidate said that it reminds how he is against minorities in general, and she adds these words "It's a feature. A feature division, very dark vision and many dangerous aspects of our country in which he incites violence.

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