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Last night鈥檚 presidential debate had the EXACT same rules as the previous debate, but because of the chaos last time, the debate commission had an idea:

“And what we thought we would do, we鈥檇 just enforce what they had agreed to,” said Frank Fahrenkopf.

And it worked. Only once was the mic was cut off while someone was speaking:

鈥淲e have done an incredible job on health care and we 鈥� OK,鈥� Trump said.

That was it. And we got a great debate.

For example, on the health care topic:

Biden鈥檚 priority is to make health insurance a right 鈥� regardless of the cost to make that happen:

“It鈥檚 gonna cost over $750 billion over 10 years to do it.”

Trump鈥檚 priority is to protect Americans from socialism:

“He鈥檚 talking about destroying your Medicare, total destr- 鈥� and destroying your Social Security. And this whole country will come down.”

It was lively, you could understand them, and what that tells me is when you enforce the rules, you end up NOT HAVING to enforce the rules as much, because when people know you鈥檙e serious ABOUT enforcing the rules they will enforce the rules ON THEMSELVES.

This is an age-old lesson. You always HOPE for voluntary compliance, but the way you get results is even-handed enforcement. And when you do it right:

“By the way so far, I respect very much the way you鈥檙e handling this, I have to say …” Trump said.

Even the enforcees will respect you.

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