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Clinton Performed 'Quite Strongly' in First Presidential Debate - White House

© REUTERS / Shannon StapletonA projection screen is seen outside Hofstra University, the site of the September 26 first presidential debate between U.S. Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, in Hempstead, New York, U.S., September 26, 2016.
A projection screen is seen outside Hofstra University, the site of the September 26 first presidential debate between U.S. Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, in Hempstead, New York, U.S., September 26, 2016. - Sputnik International
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US President Barack Obama believes Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton performed very well in her debate on Monday night with her Republican rival Donald Trump, White House spokesperson Josh Earnest said on Tuesday.

This combination of file photos shows the silhouettes of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump(R) July 18, 2016 and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on February 4, 2016. - Sputnik International
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — The spokesman also noted Clinton made a powerful case on the economic progress the country has made, and how she will continue it if elected US president.

"His [Obama’s] main takeaway is that the candidate that he strongly supports is the candidate that performed quite strongly in the debate last night," Earnest stated in a press briefing.

After Monday night’s first debate between the two main US presidential candidates of 2016, most polls showed likely voters declaring Hillary Clinton the winner. According to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday, 62 percent of respondents said the Democrat outperformed Trump, while 27 percent believed he won.
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