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I did watch the Trump first debate.

Or I watched pieces of it.

And as someone who grew up in the Washington, D.C. area, watching politics very closely.

I guess this was my burden, my cross to bear.

I sure don't watch as closely today by any stretch of the imagination because I'm one that firmly believes elections have little matter today. But I watched the Trump debate.

And there was no doubt in my mind. And I think for a lot of people, he scored some points.

He did things and said things in a way that caused anyone with just the slightest bit of memory to say, wow, I don't recall politicians

talking like that before. And that alone is worth something. So I clicked in and out and I caught the very end.

And right at the end, they sent it to a polling station or a room full of people being

polled by polster Frank Luntz, the guy with the red hair, that rug that he wears on top of his head.

I don't know.

Frank Lund seems like a fairly likable guy.

He seems kind of scientific when you listen to him.

He seems like he's this unbiased character, even though he generally works for conservative candidates.

He asked this initial question, and I don't recall his exact phrasing, but it was

essentially who liked Trump, and there's a room full of like 25 to 30 Republican Ohio

voters, and Luntz asked them, who liked Trump before the debate?

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