During the final debate, Trump called Biden a failed politician
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Relatively civilized, the
pair covered a wide range of topics, including epidemics, healthcare, electoral
protection, immigration, personal financial worries, and climate change,
including NBC News. Moderator Kirsten Welker directed.
The concluding arguments
arrived, however, on the day that the number of early votes cast this year
eclipsed the number of early votes cast in 2016 - there are still 12 days left
until election day. More than 48.5 million Americans have already voted, leaving
a strong group of people convinced to win Trump and Biden.
Although there was some
doubt as to whether this would happen at a time when Trump's repeated attempts
to have a virtual second debate before the final cancellation of the
presidential debate were repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with the
impartial commission - and later During part of Thursday's debate over the
candidates' decision to mute their microphones - the debate proceeded without
delay and for the first time largely without the obstacles that affected it.
Here are five key points in the final presidential debate:
Microphone silencing and
moderation are effective
As it turns out when only
one person's voice can be heard’ at a time, only one person at a time speaks -
and the nation has a much better chance of hearing if one person speaks.
Mike, who was silent for
two minutes at a time while each candidate gave his initial answer to the
debate questions, had a much more heated debate that was easier to follow than
ever before, with Trump intervening nearly 70 times. And Biden were permanently
thrown off the rails
Initially, the president
ruled on his dissent. COVID-19 during a debate on reopening schools during
epidemics - which Trump often insists on, regardless of trial count. The
president asked Welker if he could answer Biden.
"Please. Then I have a
follow-up," Welker said. "Thank you. And I appreciate that,"
Trump said.
"And anyway, I have a
lot of respect for the way you're handling it so far, I had to say," he
said about 40 minutes later.
Eventually, however, the
president's behavior changed, and he stepped back to stop both Biden and Nazim.
This did not mean that the
debates were not divided’ into overtaking, obstacles, bizarre questions, and
collisions under the belt over their health care, children separated at the
border and at the minimum wage, but Welker did not. Put both men on track and
continue a series.
Biden Offers Future CoronaVirus Plan, Trump Reiterates His Past
The two candidates began
the debate by pointing out the biggest and most significant contradiction
between their views on the country's most pressing crisis: the coronavirus.
Surprisingly, this was a big part of the last debate and is the basis of the
2020 campaign, which has become a referendum to deal with Trump's virus.
Trump said life would have
to go on despite the virus, for example, he used his coronavirus diagnosis and
promised a vaccine on the timeline before experts offered it.
"I say we're learning
to live with it. We have no choice. We can't lock ourselves in the basement
like a couple," Trump said.
"Life cannot go on
unless we can stop the virus, and let the viewers forget who is in charge,
while 220,000 people have died from the virus," Biden said.
"No. 1, he says we,
you know, we're learning to live with it," Biden said of Trump and the
Coronavirus. "People are learning to die with it."
Trump's argument
permanently paints a picture of an America that has done its best against the
virus and has to keep the economy afloat despite rising deaths and 70,000 cases
a day.
"I'm sorry, I take it,
I take full responsibility. It's not my fault that it came here. It's China's
fault. And you know what. It's not Joe's fault that he came here. It's China's
fault, "Trump insisted.
The president outlined
measures to be taken’ against the coronavirus, such as a partial cessation of
travel from China in January and the availability of PPEs and ventilators
nationwide.
Biden criticized Trump for
allowing Americans to become the world's toughest nation and outlined his plan:
a national mask mandate, more rigorous tests, and for small businesses and
schools to adhere to public health guidelines. Federal standards for reopening
and funding.
"You guys, who have an
empty chair at the kitchen table this morning, went to bed with the man and his
wife asleep and trying to break the habit of their wife or husband. Are you learning
to live with him?" Biden said. We are dying with it.
Allegations of financial
turmoil, corruption threaten shady affairs
Following the outbreak of
the epidemic, Welker sought to move candidates toward national security.
However, at the first mention of foreign opponents - in a question about
Iranian and Russian interference in the elections - each took the opportunity
to make allegations of corruption.
Trump shared misleading
claims that the Biden family received improper payments from Russian colleagues
and cited uncertain allegations that the former vice president's son, Hunter
Biden, sought to take advantage of his father's access.
"I think you have an
explanation for the American people," Trump said.
Biden highlighted reports
that Trump paid little or no federal income tax during the years leading up to
his presidency and at the beginning of his presidency. Biden then said he had issued
his tax returns because he did not show any illegality, and questioned why the
president still did not issue them.
"Look at them: 22
years of my tax returns," Biden said. "You haven't released your tax
return one year alone." What are you hiding Why don't you agree? "
But when the confusion and
controversy over ethics lasted more than 10 minutes, the audience on social
media noticed that time was running out to discuss issues that had a greater
impact on the average American. This expansion of the exchange preceded
discussions on healthcare, climate change, and immigration - something viewers
noted made it possible for casual political observers to find as much material
as possible. Was evil.
Although the role of the
candidate will always be registered as a consideration for the electorate, in
the midst of an epidemic, cases of COVID-19 are on the rise again and a
volatile economy is threatening the employment of millions of Americans. Yes,
we will continue to focus on the undivided claims against Biden. Information
based on some issues that they need’ to make an educated choice.
Biden has redirected
Trump's claims to fit a more progressive rival
Trump has claimed that
Biden wants to ban fracking and supports Medicare for all.
Biden, who made it clear that he does not oppose breaking (to disappoint progressive voters), and who supports improving Obama Care in restoring the system (more left-wing Democrats) Disappointment, too, told Trump he was confused.
"He's a very confused
guy. He thinks he's running against someone else. He's running against Biden. I
hit them all because he's running against someone else," Biden was quoted’
as saying by Sen. Elizabeth Warren. I don't agree with them. Joe Biden is
running against it. ", San Bernie Sanders, and many other progressive
Democrats who participate in primaries on platforms, including Green New Deal
and government-run healthcare, that will ultimately eliminate private
discretion.
Biden's the distinction
continues, a calculation that the Progressive Democrats are investing so much
in removing Trump from power that they will decide to vote for a moderate
Democrats and still decide to vote. , While immovable voters can be persuaded
more from the Middle East in every way
As a final debate question,
Biden was asked’ what he would say in his inaugural address if he won the
presidency. In response, Biden expressed his loyalty to all Americans,
including those who do not vote for him.
"I would say I'm an
American president," Biden said. "I represent you all, whether you
voted for me or against me, and I make sure you are represented. I am going to
give you hope."
Candidates offer the exact
opposite of health care
After threatening to
overturn the Affordable Care Act, which came on a High Court document in a high
court case, and Judge Amy Connie Barrett - who could cast a decisive vote in
the case - moving toward confirmation, The future of the nation's health care
system will be bleak in the future. Regardless of who wins the election, be at
the top of the agenda.
So when the debate shifted
to health care - the issue of 2018 voters being the most important - both Trump
and Biden were likely to get caught when Americans assessed the winner's
promise.
Trump called for his
administration's efforts to bring back the ACA's individual insurance mandate
and called the process "absolutely no good", despite its popularity
among people with pre-existing conditions. Promises protection of coverage guarantees.
He then accused Biden of seeking to abolish private insurance. Trying to link
it to other Democrats' global, single-pay proposals.
Instead, Biden noted that
his plan maintains private insurance and forms the ACA, offering public health
care options.
"It's going to be
Biden Care," the former vice president said. "No one with a private
plan can lose insurance under my plan."
Trump spent most of his
2016 campaign saying he would "cancel and change" Obama Care. But so
far - and possibly until the Supreme Court has ruled - the repeal has slowed
and potential alternatives in the Senate have failed.
The president has also
spent most of his time in the White House promising a new health care plan but
has yet to provide concrete details, leading voters to accept or extend Trump's
predecessor's signature. Will have to choose to give or agree to follow. Down
the unknown path.
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