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Originally Posted by photon
I think she missed a huge opportunity when Trump claimed to have no businesses or loans in Russia. She should have hit him on his tax returns that people don't know if he does or not. He violated the embargo and spent money in Cuba while giving a different impression to the public, how do we know he isn't doing the same here?
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I do think that would have been a great line of attack. But at the same time, the exchange they did have on this was a tactical loss for Trump. Why? Because the question that was asked was about the wikileaks quote. He should have been ready to absolutely hammer her on it, but as predictable as a clock, someone mentions his ties to Russia and he goes off the rails and spends his full two minutes talking about his lack of ties to Russia, then his balance sheet and his taxes. Anderson Cooper moves on to another question and Clinton probably smiles that she dodged a potential bullet there.