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The group that manages the debates of the presidential elections of the United States indicated this Wednesday, September 30 that it will change the rules of the debates between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden, after widespread criticism, according to “Reuters”.
“Last night’s debate made it clear that additional structure must be added to the format of the remaining debates to ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues,” the Presidential Discussion Committee said in a statement, adding that it is “carefully considering the changes. that will be carried out will adopt and announce these measures shortly. “
The first 90-minute face-to-face meeting between candidates for the White House on Tuesday night was considered by many as “chaotic” and was marked by the constant interjections and interruptions of the Republican president to his rival and Democratic moderator. as well as Biden’s furious aftershocks.
Joe Biden, during his campaign in Ohio on Wednesday, said he hoped future debate organizers could turn off the microphone of the candidate who is not speaking. “It was a national limitation,” Democratic candidate Biden said of Trump’s debate and performance. “I am not going to speculate about what will happen in the second or third debate,” he added.
In turn, Donald Trump did what is now a habit: He blamed Fox News reporter Chros Wallace, who was moderating the conversation.
“Chris had a difficult night. Two against one was not surprising, but fun. Many important points were made, like throwing Bernie to the wolves! The radical left is getting rid of sleeping Joe. Democrat Zero Democratic enthusiasm, weak leadership, ”wrote Donald Trump.
Chris had a difficult night. Two against one was not surprising, but fun. Many important points were made, such as throwing Bernie, AOC PLUS 3 and the rest, to the wolves! Radical Left is ditching Sleepy Joe. Zero Democratic Enthusiasm, WEAK Leadership! https://t.co/BGbPVHau3M
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30, 2020
By changing the rules, Donald Trump stressed on Twitter that they should “try to get another journalist and a Democratic candidate who is smart.”
Try to get a new anchor and a smarter Democratic candidate! https://t.co/B9heSVV1OJ
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 30, 2020
The Presidential Debate Discussion Committee defended Wallace, thanking him “for the professionalism and skill he brought to last night’s debate” and promising “additional tools to maintain order.”
The next debates are those of the vice presidents, followed by two more presidential debates between Trump and Biden in late October.
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