The last presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden took place in Nashville, Tennessee, on the night of October 22, just 12 days away from Election Day. With the U.S. Elections Project already reporting a vote count of 50 million (more than that of the total early vote count in the entire 2016 election cycle), unfortunately, it seems as though the President was not able to use this debate to flip his campaign around from the 10-point polling deficit he is seeing.
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This May Be the Most Important VP Debate Ever
On Wednesday night, Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic nominee for Vice President, Senator Kamala Harris, engaged in the first and only Vice Presidential debate held at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The debate was very civil especially compared to the hot mess that was the first presidential debate. In an already very tediously drawn-out election cycle amid a global pandemic that has already taken the toll of 210,000 American lives, this year’s vice presidential debate might just be the most important one that has ever been held.
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On Tuesday night, Joe Biden and Donald Trump debated each other for the first time this election cycle in what could have been called the worst debate ever in the history of presidential debates. It was more like two people constantly shouting at each other rather than a “debate.” In fact, 83 percent of debate watchers in a CBS News/YouGov poll said the overall debate was “negative.” Last night’s debate took place in Cleveland, Ohio, and the moderator was Chris Wallace from Fox News, who is well known for his tough and ambitious interviews.
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