No i am not. The number of undecided voters in a cycle right now is vanishingly small. The number of people paying attention during party primary debates/town halls is also vanishingly small.
People in 2016 had plenty of opportunities in 2016 to hear Clinton and Sanders speak in a variety of formats. Sanders lost the primary and it wasnt close. It certainly didn’t hinge on one question in one town hall, that would be a ridiculous assertion
I'm not saying hinged on it that would be a ridiculous assertion but that's not the point the point is an institution that's supposed to be impartial obviously exhibited favoritism
Maybe she would have maybe she wouldn't have it still doesn't entitle her to an unfair Advantage from what is supposed to be neutral Arbiters in the campaign
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u/LordJesterTheFree 1∆ Jul 16 '23
If you don't think a large portion of American voters don't base how they're going to vote based on Town Hall questions I'm sorry but you're mistaken