Here is my statement

Donald saved his best performance for last. Not only did he have several humorous moments, along with some newly fabricated words (bigly), but Trump was clearly better prepared on policy issues. Donald held back no punches in holding Hillary accountable for many of her most radical views and illegal activity. Whether it was Hillary's support of partial birth abortion, the evil act that snuffs out an innocent and viable life or Hillary’s illegal acts surrounding her blatant destruction of 33,000 emails and the associated coverup and lies, Trump remained on the attack throughout the entire debate.

But while Trumpsters may be encouraged with their man’s performance in this third and final debate, it was too little too late for the New York billionaire. The only possible exception might be some new earth shattering Wikileaks revelation, which even that might make little difference, given voters' lack of concern for truth, integrity and character, which is lacking in both.
So while I predict that on November 8 our nation will elect the first woman to the highest office in the land, what may be more historical is the reality that the vast majority of Americans believe the same woman committed an illegal or criminal act through her Email-gate scandal.
But at the end of the day, if there’s anything we’ve learned in Campaign 2016 it’s this: “What difference does it make?"
Apparently none.

Mark West

Chris Wallace: "Even conservative economists who have looked at your plan say it doesn't add up."
Truthfully, what no one is talking about, including fiscal conservatives (which is a disgrace), is that Trump's plan will leave us with $40 trillion in debt vs Hillary's plan which will leave us at $30 trillion.
Friends, you may support Trump but it's pathetic that all those who stood against Obama's run up of our debt are mum about this final nail in our fiscal coffin (if we even make it to that point).