My Monday, 10 October 2016 2:44:46 PM comment (immediately above) looks ambiguous in retrospect.

Essential to clarify that Trump lost both debates and was boorish and unpredictable (lots of coke(?) snorting sounds) in both.

Yes I agree both Parties should drop them both and appoint their deputies as the front runner.

Well I think Donald did ok in yesterdays 2nd Presidential debate.

He weathered Hillary's attacks and did not get sucked in early to being on the defensive.
And then he went on the attack and stuck the knife in, like he should've done in the first place.

The look on Bill Clinton's face when he called them out for Bill's sex related crimes and Hillary's legal defense of it was priceless.
That Trump stated he would open a special investigation into Hillary's affairs to prosecute her for her crimes (He will likely appoint Trey Gowdy as Attorney General) was only bested by the applause he got when he dropped the line that Hillary should be in jail.

I agree with his domestic policies stances more than I agree with Hillary's.
But he earned my continued support on the Syria / WW3 issue.
He said he held a different view to that of his running mate Mike Pence who advocated attacking Assad directly; which I must say is somewhat concerning in itself that he chose someone not on the same page regards foreign policy.
(They could kill Trump in this scenario and Pence as President would continue the 'remove Assad' foreign policy.)
I get the feeling that maybe Trumps's too friendly with the Saudi's, Qatari's and maybe also Israel.
He's certainly not so friendly with Iran which is a little concerning, as he keeps saying America gave them 150bln which isn't true; and I'd prefer a neutral position although I understand there's other interest groups he needs to appease.

I was glad to hear that he doesn't wish to start WW3.

Yes Trump is more than the conceited Lone Wolf or Rogue White Man oaf that he is.

He is loved by White Blokes no matter what he does or says.

But the polls are turning on Trump:

"The NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll of national sentiment released on Monday, gave Clinton double-digit leads – 46-35 in a four-way contest; and in a head-to-head with Trump, she was up 14 points. Democrats broke to a seven-point lead on which party respondents believed should control congress."
http://www.smh.com.au/world/us-election/second-us-presidential-debate-hillary-clinton-and-donald-trump-face-off-20161009-gryfcz.html

Bring on the 8 November Presidential Election so we can forget this Drooler.

CORRECTION

http://www.smh.com.au/world/us-election/donald-trumps-debate-performance-capped-by-paul-ryans-rejection-sinking-polls-20161010-grza0k.html is the reference for:

"The NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll of national sentiment released on Monday, gave Clinton double-digit leads – 46-35 in a four-way contest; and in a head-to-head with Trump, she was up 14 points. Democrats broke to a seven-point lead on which party respondents believed should control congress."

Clinton has too many univestigated accusations against her, and is too left wing to be president. Some of the allegations against the woman could lead to criminal charges if proved. She has not rebuffed these allegations, unless you think hideous smirking does the trick, nor has the administration of her buddy, Obama, made any attempt to investigate. It has also been widely rumoured that she is having a lesbian affair, seeing that we are talking about filthy remarks made by Trump 11 years ago. And let's not forget hubby, the ace shagger of the U.S.

Of course, none of this should mean a damn thing to us Australians, who have our own lousy politicians to contend with.