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Why the pundits are wrong about Hillary Clinton dominating the debate

  • Written by Gleb Tsipursky, Assistant Professor in History of Behavioral Science, President of Intentional Insights, The Ohio State University

The vastmajority of punditsdeclared Hillary Clinton the decisive winner of this week’s debate.

This includes both conservative and liberal pundits. For instance, Douglas Schoen of Fox News wrote:

“She was ready for all of his quips with a litany of detail that may have bored the viewer at points, but showed why she is winning on...

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