I agree but that's why we have primaries leading into elections. If you don't think the candidate comes across like a POTUS should, don't vote for him. I do like the fact that he brings controversial subjects out for discussion but I won't vote for Trump. NBC should not try to influence the choices made by the America public. This is what it seems to me they are doing. Univision serves Spanish speaking and other Latin Americans so I can almost understand their move, even though I disagree with it too.
We should stop running from problems and differences and discuss them.
Anyone who trusts a network who has shown no restraint in doctoring a tape of George Zimmerman and blowing up a GM truck to demonstrate something that wasn't true - well, what else is there to say?
As far as the primaries - they're a joke. The PRESS tells us how to interpret the results and which states are important.
In 1984 there was a Super Tuesday where Gary Hart won 3 of 5 primaries, including Florida - the press treated it as though Mondale had succeeded. Hart later won EIGHT of the last ten primaries, several by landslides......and the press treated it as Mondale winning.
In 1992, there was one day where Tsongas won FOUR of six primaries across the nation, proving himself a NATIONAL candidate. Clinton won one (Georgia) and I believe Jerry Brown upset Tsongas in the other (Colorado I think). The press spun it as Clinton was the candidate on the move.
In 1996, Pat Buchanan won New Hampshire after nearly winning Iowa......and the press informed us Dole had it in the bag.
In 2000, they created a nonexistent race between Bush and McCain. McCain was never a threat to win the nomination even though he won NH by something like 20 points.
In 2004, it was the PRESS that destroyed Howard Dean. I'm sorry, but there was no difference whatsoever in Dean's screaming in a bad Chris Farley impression and Al Gore as a faux Southern preacher in a black church (particularly when Gore was claiming his Dad, who voted AGAINST the Civil Rights Act had lost his career because he voted FOR it).
I sat there the night of February 5, 2008 figuring Obama, who won 14 primaries, was toast. And I think if the press had not liked him, he would have been. The REAL story was "Obama has taken the lead and beaten Clinton" - but that's one of the few times they got it right.
Trump is a joke.
