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Must-Read: Why Biden Can’t Afford to Dodge Trump Anymore – And Must Debate!

As we have all heard, President Joe Biden has accepted former President Donald Trump’s long-standing challenge for a debate. This decision comes at a time when Biden’s campaign appears is lagging behind in crucial battleground states. The announcement was made public during a morning news segment, sparking a flurry of discussions and analyses.

Trump campaign accepts Biden's debate proposal: 'Pleasantly surprised'

Concerns Over Biden’s Public Speaking

Biden’s handlers are terrified about letting him debate due to concerns about his ability to handle unscripted interactions. In the short clip of Biden challenging Trump recently aired, there were five noticeable edits. This raises questions about how he will perform in a live debate setting, where there is no opportunity for such corrections.

The Debate Setup: A Controlled Environment?

Biden’s team is pushing for conditions that could shield him from the pressures typical of larger, more dynamic environments. They prefer no audience, perhaps to minimize the potential for gaffes and to keep the setting as controlled as possible. This strategy is aimed at managing public perception of Biden’s cognitive abilities and speaking skills.

Past Concerns and Current Suspicions

Adding to the intrigue are memories of past controversies, such as the 2016 incident where it was revealed that CNN had provided debate questions in advance to Hillary Clinton’s campaign. This historical precedent has led some to wonder whether Biden will receive similar assistance. The concern remains a topic of heated debate among political analysts and voters alike.

Trump’s Readiness and Campaign Confidence

On the other side, former President Trump’s campaign has expressed confidence and readiness to engage in debates under any conditions. Trump’s press secretary highlighted his willingness to debate “anytime, anywhere,” emphasizing his experience and ease with both small gatherings and large rallies. According to his team, Trump views the debate as a chance to demonstrate his leadership qualities and contrast them with what they describe as Biden’s record of failures.

Final Thoughts

As the planning for these historic debates unfolds, we are watching closely to see how both candidates will handle the direct confrontation. For Biden, this debate is a critical to rejuvenate his campaign and address the doubts swirling around his candidacy. For Trump, it’s a chance to leverage his reputed directness and command of issues in a format that plays to his strengths. As the election approaches, the stakes could not be higher, and the outcome of this debate could very well shape the future of the United States.

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