PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE: President Trump, Presidential Candidate Biden face off in their final presidential debate in Nashville, Tennessee moderated by Kristen Welker Continue Reading
On October 8, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced that, due to Trump’s positive COVID diagnosis, the second debate would be held virtually, with the moderator in Miami and the candidates participating remotely. Biden agreed to participate in the debate, but President Trump said he would not take part in a virtual debate and would instead hold a rally. Continue Reading
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE (Case Western Reserve University) US President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden go head-to-head in the first 2020 US election debate on 29 September. If voters were hoping for a productive conversation at Tuesday night’s debate, they were likely sorely disappointed. Tuesday marked the first time Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic former Vice President Joe Biden directly faced each other this election cycle, on stage at the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion in the 90-minute forum co-hosted by Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic. With Fox News anchor Chris Wallace moderating – or, at least, attempting to at times – any semblance of a policy discussion was rendered moot within minutes. Continue Reading