Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton met for their final debate at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Wednesday. They each made their arguments on issues of the Supreme Court, immigration, foreign affairs, and presidential fitness. All the while,
">

He then called Clinton a “nasty woman” in the waning moments of the debate.

Voters did not like a riled up Trump

Swing voters in Orlando were put off by Trump’s graphic language

Even though the beginning of the debate featured the most substantive policy discussion between both candidates in any of the three debates, focus group voters—and even Trump supporters—did not like his graphic language describing late-term abortions.

“If you go with what Hillary is saying, in the ninth month, you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby,” Trump said.

Voters in Florida recoiled at Donald Trump’s graphic description of late-term abortions from the third and final presidential debate Wednesday.

Robert Couch, 23, of Orlando, student assistant who is pro-life and voting for Trump called it an “extremely graphic description.”

“I don’t think he should have done that,” he said. “It was excessive.”

I don’t think he should have done that. It was excessive.

Trump supporter Robert Couch on Trump’s graphic description of late-term abortion

Can Trump come back from another debate loss?

It’s clear that Trump is lagging in the polls, and his refusal to accept the will of voters on November 8—in direct contrast to his running mate Mike Pence and daughter Ivanka—won’t win over any remaining swing votes.

“What I'm saying is that I will tell you at the time,” Trump said when pressed if he will accept the results of the election. “I'll keep you in suspense. OK?”

Trump, already struggling with his base, is trailing in nearly every battleground state. He’s even losing Arizona and Republicans like Sen. John McCain and Sen. Jeff Flake have abandoned the Republican nominee.

October 20, 2016