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Gavin Newsom: Biden Debate Win on Substance
  • 28th Jun 2024

Gavin Newsom: Biden Debate Win on Substance

Gov. Newsom defends Biden's debate performance, emphasizing substance over style. Refuses to entertain speculation about replacing Biden. Urges party unity.

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The 2020 United States presidential debates – what a wild ride, huh? If you tapped into anything news-related back then, chances are you couldn't miss the "lively" exchanges between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. But let’s dish out on some juicy details about what was hot in the headlines during those debate nights.

Insults and Interruptions:

You couldn’t talk about these debates without mentioning the interruptions. Oh boy! Remember that first one? It felt like a chaotic family dinner where everybody’s talking over each other. Trump interrupted Biden so many times (seriously, too many to count) it almost seemed like he didn't want him to get in a word edgewise. This led publications to cover stories focusing heavily on this contentious dynamic, framing it as more of a verbal wrestling match than an exchange of ideas.

A Moderator's Nightmare:

Poor Chris Wallace! The moderator for the first debate found himself practically herding cats as he struggled to maintain decorum amid constant bickering. Headlines about his valiant yet frazzled efforts dominated right after that night.

Policy Amidst Pandemonium:

Beneath all that noise were actual policy discussions—yes, they existed! Topics ranged from COVID-19 responses and healthcare to climate change and race relations. While candidates clashed fiercely over facts and figures, their differences offered voters sharp contrasts on pivotal issues.

The Fly Situation:

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