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I feel as if Hillary Clinton is more convincing because her answers are well-constructed and it clearly proven that she has done her homework on Trump; of what he had said prior to the debate, like with the bus and “locker room talk”. She is all about the people, throughout the entire debate she is talking what she wants for the people, she wants to work with each and everyone of us, to make sure we do our part in the nation. She plans to make America a country full of tolerance and acceptance of one another; being equal and supporting each other. She has never interrupted Trump (except that one time and it was allowed and she apologized for it) She answered the question thoroughly and understood what the audience was asking. Trump
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