Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Key takeaways from the Vice Presidential debate - 2020 VP debate analysis | DW News" video.

  1. VP debates historically have no impact on election results, fact.
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  2. Abortion issue, for people outside US, cannot be uniformly stopped by reversing Roe. Ruth Bader Ginsburg thought Roe v Wade was "Heavy-Handed" and made things worse, not better. If not Roe, then the law would revert back to States, and then a new case would come before the court, and perhaps a better decision would come down, especially in light of new science about life, which has advanced since the original decision in 1973.
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  3.  @7bombarie  I am non religious, and would just like to be able to engage on the issue, but neither side seems open to discussion. I'm sad about that.
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  4.  @elnorton7113  I am voting for Trump, if he loses, will not support him staying, but that's nonsense, otherside said the same about Obama and that "cult".
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  5.  @elnorton7113  I didn't hear Trump say that, but I did hear Hillary say for Biden to "Never Concede" the election. Regardless, I trust the institution, I saw it work with Nixon, who was by far more dangerous and deranged than Trump.
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  6. "mute" is funny, and works, but I believe abortion is "moot"?
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  7.  Private Person  I think "mute" is funny, and not inappropriate. LMAO
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  8. At least he mentioned mail in ballots, but did not follow-up.
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  9.  @noah-xl1gd  I'm 65 and saw the first VP debate in history, 1976, Mondale/Dole, I voted for Carter, and later, did not vote for Mondale.
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  10. ​ @RoccoArgubright ​ I hope it does move the undecided, but we are in the same place we were in 2016, with a few dozen counties in swing states making the difference. I'm in California, and a Dem, don't like her, did not like the choice, but she's not even close to why I've walked away and voting Trump.
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  11.  @noah-xl1gd  No, it's as close as it was in 2016, which is amazing considering the concerted attack on Trump the last 4 years. It's still up to a dozen or so counties in the swing states. I'm most worried about AZ and CO, not looking good.
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