Details of the presidential debates between President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden have been announced by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace will moderate the first presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sept. 29.
The second debate, which will be town-hall style, will be moderated by C-SPAN’s Steve Scully in Miami on Oct. 15.
The third and final presidential debate will be moderated by Kristen Welker of NBC and will take place in Nashville on Oct. 22.
There will be one vice presidential debate between Vice President Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), which will be moderated by USA Today’s Susan Page and will take place in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Oct. 7.
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I can't wait to see if they'll be wearing masks, or claiming the Pelosi exemption.
ReplyDeleteClown masks would be nice...
DeleteSo what? Both are beyond useless. It amazes me that you people cannot see that.
ReplyDeleteThe Dems will slip Biden the questions ahead of time. They are desperate to win the Election, and they have nothing to lose. It's go-for-broke time, because another Trump administration means wide-scale prosecution of those involved in the Russia-gate/Spy-gate hoax.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm thinking that what's more likely is that in late September, Biden will mysteriously and suddenly "come down with" Covid-19, and "unable to participate" in the debates. A couple of days before the Election, when it's too late to set-up more debates, he will suddenly be better, and will heroically venture forth from his redoubt for some last-minute campaigning.
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