2020年美国选举：众议院选举，民主党获得222席，共和党获210席，佩洛西再次当选众议院议长；参议院选举，形成民主党50：50共和党局面；国会正式认证，拜登以选举人团306票当选总统
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Trump claims he’s ‘cured’ of COVID-19 despite isolation, lack of tests - National | Globalnews.ca
Trump falsely claimed that a therapeutic drug is the same as a cure during an interview with Fox Business.
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The Winner of the Vice Presidential Debate? Kamala’s Faces.
The democratic nominee’s expressions told a story all women will recognize
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副总统对于堕胎问题的回答是：伊朗将军苏莱曼尼对杀了很多美国军人负有责任。
Here's what Susan Page, VP debate moderator, says about last night
From CNN's Aditi Sangal
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Wednesday’s vice presidential debate between Sen. Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence was more polite than last week's Trump-Biden showdown and covered more topics. But both candidates often ignored the questions they were asked.
“I thought if I asked a question about abortion, the response would be something about abortion, but that was not the case,” she said.
Since it was not an interview or a news conference, Page says she did not push for an answer.
Had it been a news conference or an interview, Page says she would have been “pretty aggressive in trying to follow up to press him on the question I asked,” but given the debate format, she changed her approach.
“In this case, I was really there just to help voters get some illumination about those candidates. And when they answered the questions I asked, I thought that was illuminating. And when they refused to answer the questions I asked, I thought that was also illuminating,” she said. “It's not about me. It wasn't even really about the campaigns. It was: What do voters need to see or hear to help them make their big decision in this coming week?”
Page was also more prepared to enforce rules after watching Chris Wallace moderate the first presidential debate.
“It made me a little more aggressive at the beginning. You know, I actually spoke longer than I ordinarily would have at the introduction, laying out exactly what the rules were that the two campaigns had agreed to.”
Here's what Susan Page, VP debate moderator, says about last night
From CNN's Aditi Sangal
Wednesday’s vice presidential debate between Sen. Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence was more polite than last week's Trump-Biden showdown and covered more topics. But both candidates often ignored the questions they were asked.
Still, Page admits she was surprised at the level of non-answers.
“I thought if I asked a question about abortion, the response would be something about abortion, but that was not the case,” she said.
Since it was not an interview or a news conference, Page says she did not push for an answer.
Had it been a news conference or an interview, Page says she would have been “pretty aggressive in trying to follow up to press him on the question I asked,” but given the debate format, she changed her approach.
“In this case, I was really there just to help voters get some illumination about those candidates. And when they answered the questions I asked, I thought that was illuminating. And when they refused to answer the questions I asked, I thought that was also illuminating,” she said. “It's not about me. It wasn't even really about the campaigns. It was: What do voters need to see or hear to help them make their big decision in this coming week?”
Page was also more prepared to enforce rules after watching Chris Wallace moderate the first presidential debate.
“It made me a little more aggressive at the beginning. You know, I actually spoke longer than I ordinarily would have at the introduction, laying out exactly what the rules were that the two campaigns had agreed to.”
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总统改变主意了，同意推迟一周，不会参加虚拟辩论。
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Will President Trump change his mind on debate refusal?
Fox News contributors Byron York and Donna Brazile weigh in on Trump's decision to not participate in a virtual debate.
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Trump campaign agrees on moving second debate back by a week
From CNN's Kaitlan Collins
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President Trump's campaign manager issued a new statement today announcing they agree to a suggestion by Joe Biden's campaign to delay the second debate by a week so it can be in person.
"The [Commission on Presidential Debates] and the media cannot hide Joe Biden forever. Americans deserve to hear directly from both presidential candidates on these dates, October 22 and 29," Bill Stepien said in a statement.
Earlier today, Trump said that he will not participate in the second presidential debate with Biden after the Commission on Presidential Debates said the event will be held virtually in the wake of the President's positive coronavirus diagnosis.
"I am not going to do a virtual debate," Trump said on Fox Business. "I am not going to waste my time on a virtual debate."
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Will President Trump change his mind on debate refusal?
Fox News contributors Byron York and Donna Brazile weigh in on Trump's decision to not participate in a virtual debate.
2 hr 6 min ago
Trump campaign agrees on moving second debate back by a week
From CNN's Kaitlan Collins
Olivier Douliery/AFP/Getty Images
President Trump's campaign manager issued a new statement today announcing they agree to a suggestion by Joe Biden's campaign to delay the second debate by a week so it can be in person.
"The [Commission on Presidential Debates] and the media cannot hide Joe Biden forever. Americans deserve to hear directly from both presidential candidates on these dates, October 22 and 29," Bill Stepien said in a statement.
Earlier today, Trump said that he will not participate in the second presidential debate with Biden after the Commission on Presidential Debates said the event will be held virtually in the wake of the President's positive coronavirus diagnosis.
"I am not going to do a virtual debate," Trump said on Fox Business. "I am not going to waste my time on a virtual debate."
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Kennedy and Nixon debated with 3,000 miles between them in 1960
In a studio at ABC television in New York, Sen. John F. Kennedy listens to Vice President Richard M. Nixon who was in a studio in Los Angles on October 13, 1960. Paul Schutzer/The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images
The Commission on Presidential Debates this morning announced that next week's debate will be virtual. President Trump has said he won't participate, saying that a virtual event is "not what debating is all about."
But this wouldn't be the first time presidential candidates debated from different locations.
The third debate between then Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon in 1960 was held via remote link, according to CSPAN.
Nixon was in Los Angeles and Kennedy was in New York for the event.
"The two candidates will not be sharing the same platform," moderator Bill Shadel said at the top of the debate. "In New York, the Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John F. Kennedy. Separated by 3,000 miles, in a Los Angeles studio, the Republican presidential nominee Vice President Richard M. Nixon."
Kennedy and Nixon debated with 3,000 miles between them in 1960
In a studio at ABC television in New York, Sen. John F. Kennedy listens to Vice President Richard M. Nixon who was in a studio in Los Angles on October 13, 1960. Paul Schutzer/The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images
The Commission on Presidential Debates this morning announced that next week's debate will be virtual. President Trump has said he won't participate, saying that a virtual event is "not what debating is all about."
But this wouldn't be the first time presidential candidates debated from different locations.
The third debate between then Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon in 1960 was held via remote link, according to CSPAN.
Nixon was in Los Angeles and Kennedy was in New York for the event.
"The two candidates will not be sharing the same platform," moderator Bill Shadel said at the top of the debate. "In New York, the Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John F. Kennedy. Separated by 3,000 miles, in a Los Angeles studio, the Republican presidential nominee Vice President Richard M. Nixon."
