Then, he got vicious, and remained snarky and petulant nonstop, allowing his blows to be overshadowed by problems of his own making: Saying he has not apologized to Melania over the groping claims, pretending all nine accusers' stories have been debunked, fantasizing that the Mosul campaign was designed to help Hillary, sticking to his story that he was against the Iraq War ... when he wasn't.
Most egregiously, he committed two I-think-fatal errors: He couldn't hold his tongue, interrupting Hillary after a mild zinger to seethe that she is a nasty woman; and his jaw-dropping decision to say he will not commit to accepting the results of the election.
The latter will be the takeaway from this debate, his last chance to stop his freefall and possibly regain any momentum.
Democratic primaries in Oregon and Kentucky will either help dispatch Bernie or help prolong his highly successful but, at this point, zombie campaign.
Some Sanders supporters are resorting to death threats toward delegates over their votes. This is the left-wing Tea Party, plain and simple.
For all the talk of the new voters Trump is bringing to the GOP, he isn't, actually.
Nancy Pelosi gets cocky: “Donald Trump is not going to be president of the United States. Take it to the bank—I guarantee it.” Refers to eventual Dem nominee as “she.”
