The parents of a bullied child

[uriel1972]

have legitimate reason to criticise a teacher for not stopping the bullying. However, for the parents of the bully to blame the teacher for letting the child bully others because their child got caught bullying is a bit rich.

Chris Wallace does not owe TeamTrump an apology. He certainly owes Joe Biden a personal one as well as the viewers.

[Kid Berwyn]

1. Spoiled Brat Bully

Little fellah sees nothing wrong with making a scene, as long as he gets his way.

[RainCaster]

2. Invite a chimp to your event, and you know he will throw feces

He can't help it, that is his nature.
As the adult in the room, the moderator must be prepared for that simian to do what is in his nature, no matter what the chimp promises.

[uriel1972]

4. yup as I said he owes Joe and the viewers an

apology, not the chimp handlers (GOP).


FFS he's supposed to be the POTUS a functioning adult, not some tantrum prone two year old aaaaaaaaargh!
please wake me up already.

[agingdem]

3. Chris Wallace owes Joe Biden an on-air sincere apology...

one where he acknowledges his failure as a debate moderator, admits to anticipating a Trump verbal assault but he did not anticipate Trump's hate-fueled unhinged on-air self destruction and it unnerved him

[fierywoman]

5. Someone last night wrote how it would be good if Chris Wallace invited Biden

to his show and simply asked the same questions from the debate, and simply let him speak. To me, that would be a just conclusion to last night.

[agingdem]

6. great idea...

and you can bet Trump will ask for equal time...and Wallace's response should be ..you took my time and Joe Biden's time so we're taking it back now...

[cwydro]

7. That's a great idea!

Wish it would happen.