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Arguing is still quarreling.

This year's election debates made the audience enjoyable.

It's a pity that there was no fighting.

Some people felt sorry for this.

On the screen, the dispute between the two sides continued.

For the last question raised by the host - the debt issue.

Trump said: "You know, after I take office, I will use the 'economic machine' to create a lot of jobs and increase the economic growth rate to 6%."

Trump said, "The existing trade agreement is terrible, we have suffered losses, and it must be revised."

He also said: "America has great people, we must use our great people instead of letting them stay unemployed at home.".

Hillary laughed at Trump's campaign slogan.

She said: "When I first heard Trump's campaign slogan 'Make America Great Again', I thought to myself, what are you talking about, America is already strong?!"

She accused Trump: "This man has been criticizing the government for decades, but his views are not much different. If we look through the newspapers in the past, we will find that what Mr. Trump is saying now is exactly the same as what he said during the Reagan presidency in the 1980s."

For her economic policy, Hillary's statement is similar to that in the second debate, saying that she will stand on the side of ordinary families.

She declared: "I will invest in you, and I want to invest in your families."

Hillary also pointed out: "Trump started out as a millionaire. He is a second-generation rich man who doesn't understand the suffering of the people and can only use words."

Trump mocked: "You talk as if you were born in a poor family."

Finally, the host asked Hillary and Trump to each use one minute to explain why the American people should elect him/her as president.

Trump once again made a "you go first" gesture.

Hillary Clinton also took the lead in her final statement: "I want to tell every American that we need each of you and your talents. I have been in close contact with the work of the president, and this job has responsibilities and opportunities. Seeking welfare for children and families is my lifelong pursuit and my mission. To enable families to fight against the interests of big companies, please give me this opportunity. "

Then Trump said: "Believe me, I can make America great again. Now our military is very exhausted, veterans lack good resettlement, police and women are not respected, and urban centers are full of crime and poverty. Hillary Clinton next door can only talk big, and I can do more for African Americans and Latinos than she has in ten lifetimes. Electing Hillary Clinton means letting Obama be president for another four years."

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The third televised debate of the US presidential election ended at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Hillary and Trump had a fierce battle in this 90-minute "final debate", and both of them attacked each other.It can be said that they "spare no effort" and "tear their faces apart".

In this debate, the two also followed the previous routine again. The performances of Hillary and Trump further deepened the impression of themselves on the public - Hillary's image as a politician who is "shrewd and calculating", and Trump's characteristics as a newcomer who is "outspoken" were once again vividly demonstrated.

In the debate, both sides put forward their own arguments on issues such as the Supreme Court, gun control, economic policy, immigration issues, and foreign policy.

But what impressed the public most was the constant "quarrel" between the two.

After the debate, the New York Times reported that the debate was harmonious at the beginning, but it soon turned into mutual sarcasm.

The Los Angeles Times reported on the 20th that the debate soon turned into "an angry flood full of sarcasm and insults", and the two were like two angry bulls.

Politico made fun of Trump's performance in the third debate, saying, "There were two candidates on the debate stage Wednesday night, both of whom wanted to ruin Donald Trump's presidential campaign."

The Washington Post quoted debate moderator Wallace as saying that this was an unprecedented departure from the country's history.

The Washington Post called Trump's accusation of fraud in the election process "the most explosive accusation."

The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump's statement "seems to have cast doubt on American democracy."

The Guardian of England commented on Trump, saying, "It makes him look mean, petty and full of conspiracy."

Obviously, the mainstream media in the United States and even Europe are not optimistic about Trump.

The Times reported on the 20th that this debate is unlikely to change the trajectory of the election, which will put Trump in a dangerous position.

The Wall Street Journal also reported that Trump returned to his "boxing" style against Hillary, but it did not seem to change the situation in the election.

The Chicago Sun-Times said: "'This debate did not feel like a debate between two evenly matched opponents, but a declining candidate - Mr. Trump - trying to save himself."

Half an hour after the debate, CNN released poll data saying that Hillary won the last debate - 52% of people thought Hillary won the debate, while only 39% thought Trump won.

However, is this really the case?

Let's take a look at the comments on the Internet.

"I think Trump is very interesting, and Hillary is a political veteran. Although choosing Trump will cause America to slide into the unknown future, choosing Hillary will definitely not change America. So I would rather choose the unknown."

"As for Trump, although he is a very annoying person, at least he can still remain angry about the current situation in America, instead of being immersed in the "America is still great" like Hillary.In a dream."

"Hillary and Trump are both annoying, I abstain from voting."

"Yes, they are both annoying, but I like Trump's tough attitude towards those illegal immigrants. Yes, I am a Texan and I will vote for him."

"How could this happen?!" Hillary slammed the table in her office when she saw that her online evaluation was not as good as that idiot Trump.

Martin, who was far away in Los Angeles, had an "I knew it a long time ago" look on her face and said to her group of women with a strong thirst for knowledge: "The mainstream media represents the elite group, and the Internet gives the grassroots people a channel to speak freely. The American election is no longer a game for the elite group ten years ago. The votes in the hands of the general public have exceeded the elite group."

"I can predict that the main battlefield of the American election in the future will be increasingly transferred to the Internet, because the Internet can face more people, and TV debates will become more and more useless. ”

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