Irish media has viewed the US presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as being heated, contentious and with Clinton coming out on top.
But how did news outlets in the United States report on it?
[ The New York TimesOpens in new window ]
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Press Pointed Attacks in Debate
“Hillary Clinton dominated a final series of debate exchanges with Donald J. Trump about national security and gender, telling voters they could not trust her opponent with nuclear weapons and warning that he does not respect women.”
Link: http://iti.ms/2dvY8eN
The Washington Post
[ Trump vs. Clinton: Her jabs put him on the defensive in first debateOpens in new window ]
“Donald Trump unrelentingly blamed the nation’s chronic problems on “typical politician” Hillary Clinton, yet he found himself mostly on the defensive in their first debate here Monday night as she denounced him for racial insensitivity, hiding potential conflicts of interest and “stiffing” those who helped build his business empire.
After circling each other for months, Clinton and Trump finally took the stage together for the first time, and each tried in a series of combative, acrimonious exchanges to discredit the other.”
Link: http://iti.ms/2dgqfRF
The Wall Street Journal
[ Candidates Spar in Debate, Offer Vastly Different Visions for Leading the USOpens in new window ]
“Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed Monday night in one of the most eagerly awaited presidential debates in modern political history, offering dramatically different visions of how they would lead the country as they attacked each other’s biggest vulnerabilities.”
Link: http://iti.ms/2dvYodC
ABC News
[ Hillary Clinton Baits Donald Trump Into Fight, and He More Than CountersOpens in new window ]
“Hillary Clinton used the first presidential debate to launch a full frontal attack on Donald Trump, baiting him into fights over his personal finances, taxes, sexism, race relations, business dealings and personal honesty.
If Clinton came looking for a fight, she found it. Her aggressive tone drew Trump in.
He attacked Clinton right back, showing flashes of anger that channelled public frustration, and also the coarser side of his public persona.”
Link: http://iti.ms/2dgstjJ
