2020 Presidential Race

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Franklin Pierce said:
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The Commission on Presidential Debates announced that there will be a total of three general election presidential debates this year, all taking place in states President Trump won in 2016. The debates will start at 9 P.M. and run for 90 minutes without any commercial breaks.

  1. Sept. 29 at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, Indiana)
  2. Oct. 15 at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
  3. Oct. 22 at Belmont University (Nashville, Tennessee)


There will also be one vice presidential debate, which will take place a month out from the 2020 presidential election. It will also be in a state Trump won in 2016.

  1. Oct. 7 at the University of Utah (Salt Lake City, Utah)
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From what I have read on the board President Trump is afraid to debate Joe Biden and may not show up.
 
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MOOOOONEY said:
From what I have read on the board President Trump is afraid to debate Joe Biden and may not show up.
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Back in December, there was a New York Times report that said Trump was "discussing with his advisers the possibility of sitting out the general election debates in 2020 because of his misgivings about the commission that oversees them."

Trump then took to Twitter to explain: "I look very much forward to debating whoever the lucky person is who stumbles across the finish line in the little watched Do Nothing Democrat Debates."

He continued, saying he just might not debate said person at an event set up by the Commission on Presidential Debates. "The problem is that the so-called Commission on Presidential Debates is stacked with Trump Haters & Never Trumpers," he wrote. "As President, the debates are up....to me, and there are many options, including doing them directly & avoiding the nasty politics of this very biased Commission. I will make a decision at an appropriate time but in the meantime, the Commission on Presidential Debates is NOT authorized to speak for me (or R’s)!"
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Back in December, there was a New York Times report that said Trump was "discussing with his advisers the possibility of sitting out the general election debates in 2020 because of his misgivings about the commission that oversees them."

Trump then took to Twitter to explain: "I look very much forward to debating whoever the lucky person is who stumbles across the finish line in the little watched Do Nothing Democrat Debates."

He continued, saying he just might not debate said person at an event set up by the Commission on Presidential Debates. "The problem is that the so-called Commission on Presidential Debates is stacked with Trump Haters & Never Trumpers," he wrote. "As President, the debates are up....to me, and there are many options, including doing them directly & avoiding the nasty politics of this very biased Commission. I will make a decision at an appropriate time but in the meantime, the Commission on Presidential Debates is NOT authorized to speak for me (or R’s)!"
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I think President Trump should debate Hillary if she winds up being the Democratic Nominee but if Senile Joe is the Democratic Nominee President Trump should sit out the debates because it wont hurt him.
 
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hjeagle1vol said:
I believe ultimate and only mean different things, but go ahead and vote for the wizard behind the curtain.
No outrage here just sadness that people are really stupid enough to believe Joe is a capable President. The evidence is overwhelming that he isn't.
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No one who voted for Trump should ever say this.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Biden told to think economy with VP pick

Joe Biden is being advised by some Democrats to select a running mate with strong economic credentials as the country faces a steep climb out of a coronavirus-fueled recession, according to sources close to the campaign.

The crisis has raised the stock of politicians who were already seen as potential veeps to Biden, such as Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D).

Warren’s area of expertise is the economy; the former Harvard professor first became a national name in politics as the chair of the oversight panel for the federal bailout program from 2008 — the last time the country went through a recession.

Whitmer is now leading her state through the coronavirus pandemic, which has shuttered businesses and led to 22 million new filings for unemployment.

Biden told to think economy with VP pick
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Whitmer! Whitmer! Whitmer! Pull the string Joe
 
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I can see if O'Biden wins and the Republicans as expected take back the house the first item must be Impeachment.

I can hear Joe railing against what a sham the process of imprisonment is to him.
 
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Acuna_Matata said:
There were two awful choices in 2016. Trump and Hillary were two of the most unlikable candidates in history. The main reason Trump became president was due mostly to people being fed up with the establishment.
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So what do the Dems do...

Roll out a 50 year establishment guy who can't tell his wife from his sister
 
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vols40 said:
I can see if O'Biden wins and the Republicans as expected take back the house the first item must be Impeachment.

I can hear Joe railing against what a sham the process of imprisonment is to him.
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I heard a funny take from Greg Gutfield. He said this was an awful punishment for Biden having to social distance in his basement where he can't touch and sniff other women
 
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