Today’s Current Affairs: Joe Biden has officially accepted Donald Trump’s challenge to debate ahead of the November elections. In a fiery video released on Wednesday, Biden laid out his terms for two debates, one in June and another in September. He also took a dig at Trump’s ongoing criminal trial, quipping, “I hear you’re free on Wednesdays.” Trump quickly accepted the proposed debates, suggesting even more at a “very large venue.” The Biden campaign also stated that the debates should be one-on-one and exclude other candidates. With the presidential race heating up, these debates will be crucial for voters to compare the two candidates.
Has Joe Biden finally accepted Donald Trump’s debate challenge ahead of November elections?
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– No
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– Not sure
Answer: Yes
Has Joe Biden accepted Donald Trump’s debate challenge?
Yes, Joe Biden has accepted Donald Trump’s debate challenge ahead of the November elections.
What are the terms set by Biden for the debates?
The Biden campaign has challenged Trump for two debates, one in June and another in September. They have also requested a vice presidential debate in July.
What was Trump’s response to Biden’s proposed debates?
Trump quickly accepted Biden’s proposed debates, stating that he is “ready and willing” to debate him twice. He also suggested having more than two debates at a “very large venue.”
Why does Biden not want to participate in debates hosted by the Commission on Presidential Debates?
Biden’s campaign stated that he will not participate in debates hosted by the Commission on Presidential Debates due to their failure to implement regulations for candidates during the 2020 debates and the disruptions caused by big crowds. Biden is willing to participate in debates arranged by journalistic organizations like CBS News, ABC News, CNN, and Telemundo.
Who is leading in the polls in five swing states according to a new poll?
According to a new poll by the New York Times, Siena College, and the Philadelphia Inquirer, Trump is leading in five out of six important swing states. Despite months of campaigning by Biden, his chances of a comeback have been reduced, with young and non-white voters particularly dissatisfied with his management of the economy and the Israel-Hamas war.
Today's current affairs bring news of a fiery video released by Joe Biden challenging Donald Trump to two presidential debates before the upcoming elections. Biden's campaign has laid out terms for the debates, with one scheduled for June and another for September. Trump quickly accepted the challenge, suggesting more debates at a "very large venue." The Biden campaign also stated that the debates should be one-on-one, with moderators chosen from media outlets that meet their criteria. In addition, both candidates' microphones should only be active when it's their turn to speak. This news comes as a new poll shows Trump leading Biden in five swing states, indicating a tough road ahead for the current President. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
