Name: 總統辯論可以決定競選的成敗，以下是方法｜紐約時報 (A Presidential Debate Can Make or Break a Campaign, Here’s How | NYTimes)
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I mean, you could choose so many synonyms for disaster.

has the potential to become a viral moment.

I’d forgotten the very strange expression

To tell us how these moments shaped history

that happened on the night that Rick Perry forgot

And this is where it goes really, really wrong.

This was a historic political catastrophe.

Your best moment might ricochet in the media,

By the time Chris Christie got to this debate stage,

his presidential campaign was not going anywhere.

to ensure that Rubio’s wasn’t, either.

with this fiction that Barack Obama doesn’t

that he had planned to drop at some point in the debate.

“But I would add this, let’s dispel with this fiction

that Barack Obama doesn’t know what he’s doing.”

is exactly what his advisers gave him.”

This notion that Barack Obama doesn’t know what he’s doing

“He knows exactly what he’s doing.”

“There it is, the memorized 25-second speech.”

Marco Rubio had all the attention, all the momentum

going into this debate, and all of a sudden,

It was a murder-suicide, frankly, in political terms.

The weapon of choice was Rubio’s own words.

Trump, as you can see, has no particular role

and this is emblematic of it, from the other candidates

thinking that if they could just take out everybody else

Along comes this obscure Arkansas governor.

Bill Clinton had held town halls all around the country.

It allowed him to make a personal connection

“In my state, when people lose their jobs,

there’s a good chance I’ll know them by their names.

When a factory closes, I know the people who ran it.”

This is a masterclass in making a person feel listened to

whereas if you look at George Bush, he’s looking around.

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