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Kristen wilker
If we are to believe what is being said on social media, the recent debate between Trump and Biden yielded a winner, debate moderator Kristen Welker.
Welker won many accolades and accolades on media platforms for her “outstanding” performance as a dialogue director in Thursday night’s debate between the two presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Joe Biden, in particular, “for her success in avoiding that the debaters exceed the times allotted to them and avoid that they ignore it and ignore their role “.
Welker is 44 years old. He grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Harvard University in 1998.
She was hired as a reporter for NBC at the White House in 2011, and has since been a co-host of the network’s “Weekend Today” show.
His performance in the last presidential debate was the object of interest of 125,000 tweets.
Welker is the second black woman to lead a solo presidential debate in the history of these debates, 28 years after the first black director, ABC journalist Carol Simpson, who moderated a debate in 1992.
Welker was a student at the school when Simpson moderated the debate between candidates Bill Clinton and George HW Bush that year.
Fox News Network journalist Chris Wallace faced much criticism for his administration’s first debate between Trump and Biden, while Susan Page was criticized for her performance in the debate between the two vice presidential candidates, Republican Mike Pence and Democrat Kamala. Harris.
It is clear that Welker learned the lessons of these two debates, precisely because she was admired for her ability to compel presidential debates to abide by the rules of dialogue and extend their control over their course, although she certainly benefited from the new rule that gave her. granted the right to silence a debate during the two minutes allowed for debate. The other to speak.
Welker’s performance received much praise from his fellow journalists.
NBC’s senior White House correspondent Haley Jackson described it as “a pivotal moment in (Welker’s) career,” while lead newscaster Harris Faulkner said it “gave the American people a real debate.” .
As for the BBC’s White House correspondent, Yamish Alsendor, she said she was “proud” to see Welker.
MSNBC anchor Rachel Meadow described Welker as the “clear winner” in the debate, while the director of the first debate, Chris Wallace, told Fox News that he was “jealous” of her and wished he could have taken control. . About that debate as Welker did.
The praise Welker received was not limited to his fellow journalists, as (Lebanese-born) American writer Brigitte Gabriel said she performed better than Wallace, while one commentator went further and said she should receive a medal for her excellent performance.
Although Welker described it as “scandalous and unfair” before the debate, during the meeting Trump was willing to congratulate the moderator’s performance.
During the debate, the President of the United States said: “By the way, I would like to express my great respect for the way you are conducting this meeting so far.”
