IS THE FIX STILL IN?

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Is the Fix Still In?

 

In the third debate, Trump points to why Hillary shouldn’t even be running.

 

October 20, 2016 Lloyd Billingsley

 

The first two presidential debates of 2016 were something of a show trial. In the first, moderator Lester Holt of NBC interrupted Donald Trump more than 40 times and Hillary Clinton fewer than 10 times.

 

In the second debate, Anderson Cooper of CNN acted the inquisitor on the recently revealed groping tape. Co-moderator Martha Raddatz of ABC offered a retort to Trump, which she did not do with Hillary Clinton. So Trump was right that it was three against one.

 

In the third debate Wednesday night in Las Vegas, moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News seemed to offer the best possibility of an impartial referee. It didn’t exactly turn out that way, but it did emerge how the election might be rigged.

 

Clad in shimmering white, the Democratic candidate rattled off her views on the Supreme Court, which should “represent all of us” and not stand on the side of corporations and the wealthy. She wanted the court to overturn Citizens United, which brought in “dark unaccountable money,” and she wanted President Obama’s nominee to be confirmed. The Constitution of the United States did not get much play, if any, in her answer.