Debate strategy:
— Jeff Benjamin (@Jeff_Benjamin) October 20, 2016
Trump: Don't act insane.
Clinton: Don't break the law.
Me: Tweet it. #INDebate16
It's go time #INDebate16 #debate pic.twitter.com/Yp2iQEzpxL
— Brian Hart (@BrianHartPR) October 20, 2016
Clinton wants a Supreme Court that stands up for people versus powerful interests (to not reverse marriage equality or Roe) #INDebate16
— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) October 20, 2016
The purpose of #SCOTUS is to uphold the 2nd amendment, be pro-life, and conservative @realDonaldTrump #INDebate16
— Carolyn McClanahan (@CarolynMcC) October 20, 2016
.@realDonaldTrump's initial SCOTUS answer was his most reasonable and well-delivered of the debate season. #indebate16
— Mark Schoeff Jr. (@MarkSchoeff) October 20, 2016
Immigration -- don't think I can type a thing you haven't already heard. Summary: Trump No, Clinton Some. Get to the economy! #INDebate16
— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) October 20, 2016
'Bad hombres.' Trump kind of speaks Spanish.
— Jeff Benjamin (@Jeff_Benjamin) October 20, 2016
Could it boost his numbers with Hispanics?#INDebate16 #debate
#INDebate16 Clinton said Trump went to Mexico and "choked" by not discussing the wall with the Mexican president followed by Twitter war.
— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) October 20, 2016
I thought Hillary would try to "run out the clock" with a safe, boring performance, but she's as fired up as I've seen her #INDebate16
— Brian Hart (@BrianHartPR) October 20, 2016
Who will be the winner of the presidential election? 52.4% of financial advisers say @HillaryClinton #INdebate16 pic.twitter.com/UbS2wmdEv0
— InvestmentNews (@newsfromIN) October 20, 2016
Trump "Putin has no respect for this person." Clinton - "At least I won't be a puppet." #INDebate16 #debate #zing
— Carolyn McClanahan (@CarolynMcC) October 20, 2016
Both @realDonaldTrump and @HillaryClinton are doing well tonight. He looks vaguely presidential. She's tough and resilient. #indebate16
— Mark Schoeff Jr. (@MarkSchoeff) October 20, 2016
Yay! The ECONOMY! @StephanieKelton is waiting. #INDebate16
— Carolyn McClanahan (@CarolynMcC) October 20, 2016
#INDebate16 Clinton's says Trump plan will be trickle down economics on steroids. Trump counters her plan will be massive tax increase.
— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) October 20, 2016
Clinton: Won't raise taxes for anyone making $250K or less. Will not add a penny to the debt. Trump will add $20T to debt. #INDebate16
— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) October 20, 2016
#INDebate16 Trump calls Obamacare the worst health care at the most expensive price. We have to repeal it.
— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) October 20, 2016
Who are financial advisers voting for? 46.5% say @realDonaldTrump #INdebate16 pic.twitter.com/x0B0BTh37E
— InvestmentNews (@newsfromIN) October 20, 2016
#INDebate16 Clinton says she won't cut Social Security benefits and would expand to help women caregivers & widows. Will raise taxes.
— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) October 20, 2016
Who won the final presidential debate? #INDebate16
— InvestmentNews (@newsfromIN) October 20, 2016
#INDebate16 our long national nightmare of presidential debates is over. Saving the best for last. Third time was the charm!
— Mary Beth Franklin (@MBFretirepro) October 20, 2016
Thanks, all, very kindly for talking with @newsfromIN and your adviser friends tonight and throughout #INDebate16. It's been engaging & fun!
— Christina Nelson (@NelsoninNewYork) October 20, 2016
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