Democratic candidate and President Donald Trump have enclosed their second and last debate of the campaign. The presidential debate covered various issues like COVID-19 and the response of the federal government, the election and China, national security; poverty, American families, as well as federal relief, race in the US, climate change as well as immigration. The closing question to each contender was on their comments about the 2021 inauguration to Americans who didn’t vote for them.
Maybe the major rhetorical change we heard from the two, opposed to the previous presidential debates, came when the two candidates were asked to talk about race in the US. A few months ago, that was the cue of the President to discuss unrest, law, and order, and riots, blaming Biden of rejecting even to say law enforcement. Donald Trump dumped that discussion totally, in a possible doze to polling that shows Biden softer with Black male voters than current democratic nominees.
The last question of the presidential debate drew a harsh distinction between Biden and Trump. Trump responded the success of the economy would unify the nation but advised that would not happen when Biden became the President. According to Trump, “We’re on the way to success. But I am cutting taxes, and he likes to increase everybody’s taxes and wishes to put new rules on the whole thing”. Biden will kill it, and he will win; everyone will have a despair the likes of which never seen.
On the contract, Biden replied, speaking straight to votes about his plans for the US. He said, “I will say, I’m an American president. I represent all of you. It doesn’t matter if you voted for me or against me. I will ensure that you are well represented. I will give hope to everyone. We are going to opt to science over fiction and choose hope, not fear. We are going to choose to move forward as we have vast opportunities that help to make things better.“
In reply to a question concerning health risks for America residing closer to oil refineries, Donald Trump answered that such families are heavily employed and making lots of money. Trump went on to explain his hard work to improve the production of oil during the early months of the COVID-19.
However, Biden noted that Trump didn’t address the threats posed to those in fence-line communities, not the …
