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The television debate with the US president planned for next week should be canceled from Joe Biden’s point of view if Trump remains positive.
In Joe Biden’s opinion, the television duel scheduled for October 15 should be canceled if the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has not overcome his Covid 19 disease by then. “I think if you still have Covid, we shouldn’t have a debate,” Biden said Tuesday after an appearance on the campaign.
Biden threatens to cancel
In any case, the Democratic presidential candidate in Hagerstown, Maryland, stressed that “very strict guidelines” must be followed. “Too many people have been infected.” You have to listen to what the doctors say. He is still preparing for a debate, “but I just hope all the rules are upheld.”
Trump announced his Covid 19 diagnosis last Friday. He and Biden had previously been on stage Tuesday, in the first of three scheduled television debates. It’s unclear whether Trump could have been contagious at this time: The White House and his personal physician Sean Conley have declined to provide information on when the president last had a negative coronavirus test.
Another positive Trump advisor
The list of confidants of US President Donald Trump infected with the coronavirus is getting longer. President Stephen Miller’s adviser also tested positive Tuesday, Trump spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany said on Fox News. “It is obvious that there was an outbreak in the White House,” he admitted.
Miller’s infection could also raise questions about Vice President Mike Pence’s upcoming television debate with rival candidate Kamala Harris. His wife, Katie Miller, a spokeswoman for Pence, flew with the vice president to Salt Lake City, where the debate will take place Wednesday night. According to US media reports, his test Tuesday came back negative, but he left Salt Lake City anyway.
