Here's Hillary talking about gun control:

Hillary worried about "dozens of toddlers" who somehow get guns, but unvetted Syrian refugees are totally cool. #debatenight

— VDARE (@vdare) October 20, 2016

How do "toddlers" get guns? Well, here's something Charlton Heston said during the previous Clinton Administration:

"When a 6-year-old in a crack house finds a stolen gun and shoots his schoolmate, the president doesn‘t demand gun theft prosecution or busting drug dealers — he demands safety locks."

Of course, Heston didn't mention either child's color, but the shooter was black, the victim was white.

Poller Frank Luntz seemed to think Trump was doing a great job:

Who won on immigration?

• 2 say Hillary
• 19 say Trump
• 5 say neither/tied#DebateNight

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) October 20, 2016

Somehow, Trump successfully weaponized Hillary's experience *against* her.

Voters like that he held the State Dept. accountable. #Debate pic.twitter.com/dQraWaNwwa

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) October 20, 2016

Hillary's "experience" is an awful lot like a criminal record—I don't mean the actual crimes, more the awfulness of her foreign policy.

"The one thing you have over me is experience, but it's bad experience." The core Trump rationale: policies of last 20 years are disastrous.

— Daniel McCarthy (@ToryAnarchist) October 20, 2016

Diana West noted Hillary isn't even bothering to lie on amnesty:

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And Trump impressed Ben Shapiro, not a raving Trump fan at all:

Trump asks why Hillary won't return money from human rights violators. Great question. https://t.co/8QRnWjQpUa

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) October 20, 2016

Here's Michelle Malkin on the Project Veritas revelations Steve Sailer blogged on:

Trump goes there. Good. Mentions Bob Creamer manufacturing of Trump rally violence. Calls out Hillary Climate of Hate. #debate

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 20, 2016

And finally, a Tweet from Mormon anti-Trump candidate Evan McMullin, with VDARE.com's tweeted reply:

.@Evan_McMullin Only a few years ago conservative movement was pointing out how Al Franken was elected though fraud- https://t.co/UvPgEawx2b

— Virginia Dare (@vdare) October 20, 2016

It's quite likely that many of the fraudulent votes were Somali—that's the kind of thing you only hear here at VDARE.com.