Both Biden and Trump face risks in debates

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President Biden challenged former President Trump to a debate, which Trump quickly accepted. The terms of the debate appear to be favorable to Biden, with no live audience, interruptions, or conservative media hosting. Despite Trump’s reputation for turning debates into spectacles, these ground rules may limit his usual tactics.

Biden taunted Trump for losing both debates in 2020 and expressed confidence in his own ability to debate. Trump, on the other hand, has always pushed for debates with Biden, questioning his willingness or ability to participate.

There are risks for both candidates in the upcoming debates. If Trump comes across as too aggressive or shows his age, it could erode his advantage over Biden. On the other hand, Biden’s advanced age has become a significant issue for his reelection campaign.

The debates are scheduled early in the campaign cycle, with their historical impact on election results being debatable. One wildcard is whether independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will be allowed to participate, potentially affecting the outcome of the debates.

Overall, the debates between Biden and Trump have the potential to shape the election narrative and impact the race as both candidates seek to make their case to voters.

W. James Antle III
W. James Antle III
Executive Editor. He was previously politics editor of the Washington Examiner, managing editor of the Daily Caller, associate editor of the American Spectator, and senior writer for the American Conservative.

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