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World – American Elections
During a televised debate with his Republican rival, Mike Pence, Harris accused President Trump of protecting dictators around the world and criticized his country’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal. On the other hand, Pence avoided answering a question about the peaceful transfer of power if a dispute arises over the results of the presidential elections.
After the atmosphere of chaos and insults in the debate between the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and his rival, Joe Biden, the debate on the candidates for the vice presidency of the United States, the republican Mike Pence and the democrat Kamala Harris took place on a cold plate, a debate that witnessed severe attacks from the beginning and the exchange of accusations on internal and external issues, among which the Corona crisis stands out. And relations with China and Russia.
Senator Harris, who was chosen by Biden to be his deputy in the event of his victory, and during her only debate against Mike Pence in Salt Lake City, accused Trump of betraying Americans and failing his administration to deal with the crisis. of Covid 19, emphasizing not taking any vaccine promoted by the president.
Harris said: “The American people have witnessed the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. If the doctors tell us we have to get vaccinated, I will be the first to line up, but if Trump tells us we must, I won’t accept it. “
But the vice president responded by accusing Harris of undermining Americans’ confidence in a potential Corona virus vaccine and defended the US administration’s efforts to combat the virus, including Trump’s decision in late January to impose restrictions on arrivals. from China, the epicenter of the epidemic.
“The fact that it continues to undermine public confidence in a vaccine, if a vaccine was produced during the Trump administration, it is not reasonable,” Pence said.
The debate came in clear contradiction to last week’s chaotic presidential debate, as Harris followed his lead on various issues, accusing Trump of deceiving friends of the United States and protecting dictators around the world and criticizing the withdrawal of his country from the Iran nuclear deal and attacking Pence on racial grounds, while the latter responded. He was accused by the media in this context, of trying to defend Trump and the country’s Republican administration record for four years.
