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The Hostility of Trump's Debate Style, Explained

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September 19, 2016

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When it comes to the upcoming presidential debates, both candidates have distinct styles. Donald Trump’s strategy thus far has been humiliation and domination. However, Hillary Clinton is arguably at her best when she’s being attacked by men. So, who will win the debates? In this video, Atlantic national correspondent James Fallows unpacks both candidates’ debate styles and tells us what to expect. For more of Fallows’s analysis, read his October 2016 cover story, “When Donald Meets Hillary.”

Authors: Daniel Lombroso, James Fallows

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