Last week was set as the official date for death and burial of the Trump campaign. As a 2005 scandalous 2005 tape where is Donald Trump was heard speaking in degrading terms to about women went viral. The revelations caused a firestorm on Donald Trump and as painted in the mainstream media was the end of his dreams for the White House.
The nationwide condemnation even from within the Republican Party was deafening, one was left to see if Mr. Trump would survive. With Hillary Clinton his opponent reserving her reaction till the second debate in order to double its effect, it was obvious that the debate on Sunday was going to be a burial ceremony for the Trump and his campaign.
Many commentators all concluded that the Trump has lost the elections to Hillary and there is nothing he could do or say that will save his campaign.
Then came the much anticipated debate.
Hillary riding on the waves of a good first debate performance was expecting that Trump now ‘weakened’ by the revelations would just be a punch bag was expected to just put out the flicker of Trump.
Trump having been battered from the tax talk and tapes scandal and from a lacklustre performance in the first debate had more task on hand and it was seemingly impossible for some to envision Trump walking out of the debate with his head up. Shame and failure was looming for Trump and victory for Hillary.
From the debate you can tell that Hillary fell from her high, and the her campaign is going to manage another week of depression except the bring up another Trump tape and then her darling media seize on it. This election is far from over as long as Trump is not giving up. Mr. Trump walked out of the debate with renewed momentum gotten from his powerful and emphatic debate performance.
Even the mainstream media that her been all Hillary are in denial that Trump dealt with her on the debate. The debate was all Hillary’s to win but she lost, will this be the same story when the elections are over?
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