Originally Posted by Guest

Perhaps many of the Clinton supporters are realizing they are betting on a sick horse and are starting to realize that Trump is not exactly a right wing conservative. It would be very easy for them to adjust their support to him with little reservation, considering the fact that he is probably more in line with Democratic principles and ideology than Hillary. I think that most of them now realize that she will do and say anything to get their vote. Trump says what's on his mind and backs up what he promises, as long as he has the support of the people. You can see his changes in his stance on several issues, as he listens to the voters' comments. I did not vote for him in the primaries, but have changed my opinion of him somewhat since and plan to vote for him in the general. And that is regardless of the debates. The debates are for those that are not familiar with the candidates, not those that have been following them all along. No informed voter is going to change their intended vote based on who wins the debate. I really assumed that a Yale grad and lawyer would be able to easily win a debate against a businessman. He never claimed to be a politician. Just my opinion. And no, this is not based on any facts or links, so disagree if you wish but do not bother asking me for links to back up what I said.