Frontline's program The Choice recommendation to watch

[Lizabeth]

Late to the game on this one...it aired in late September/early October. Watching it on the PBS website this morning.

A look at both candidates, from start to finish, in a pretty even handed way. Granted, someone on this forum will claim that Frontline/PBS is biased either way, but that's to be expected.

One of my questions: where would Clinton be today if she HAD passed the DC Bar? Or stuck around to take it again?

And I never would have done business with Trupm (spelling taken from a local homemade sign).

[$tevie]

I've seen that and I second the recommendation. I like biographies about nearly anyone, and I learned things about both candidates that I hadn't known before.

One thing I didn't know was how unpopular Hillary Clinton was in Arkansas until she acquiesced to becoming a typical Arkansas political wife. That part of her story saddened me; apparently she learned letting people see the real you can be a detriment, an idea which I think has followed her throughout her career.

I even found myself feeling sorry for Donald Trump for having such a rotten father. I think that explains a few things, too.

[Acer]

From that documentary, I learned that Hillary really has been genuinely interested in bettering the public sector for all her life. Trump? Welllllll...

[mrbigstuff]

Just watched most of it again tonight, for the third time. Really well done but far too condensed, should have been a two hour show, for each candidate

[Lizabeth]

mrbigstuff wrote:
Just watched most of it again tonight, for the third time. Really well done but far too condensed, should have been a two hour show, for each candidate

They could of easily made it into a series with the material available but I thought they did a good job with what they did show.