Who won the Trump-Biden controversy? – BBC News Türkçe

The BBC’s North American correspondent, Anthony Zurcher, wrote who stood out in the debate between the US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Zurcher compared the argument to “the struggle of those who throw food at each other.” According to the BBC reporter, the winner was “the one who had the least dinner”, and this was Joe Biden. Zurcher says that Biden shows that, despite their age, Americans have somehow managed to survive under stress. Zurcher continues his analysis as follows:

Trump, our unconventional and bombastic insult that we are used to seeing on Twitter, behaved in a way to display these qualities during the 1.5 hour event.

But the identity that the president of the United States, Trump, displays on Twitter is the characteristic that most Americans like the least, including his own followers.

Trump needed this debate to shake up those who opposed him, but the debate doesn’t seem to have helped change the opinion of one in 10 Americans who say they don’t know who to vote for.

According to CBS Trump interrupted Biden 73 times

You can understand that Trump’s goal was to bring down Biden, and we can see that in his constant disruption of Biden.

According to CBS Television’s calculations, Trump interrupted Democratic Party candidate Biden 73 times.

This led to chaotic exchanges of views between the two; While Trump questioned Biden on his intelligence, Biden said Trump was a clown and said, “Shut your mouth, man?” He said.

Biden was seen laughing and shaking his head against Trump’s ongoing attacks.

Moderator Chris Wallace said the next topic was the coronavirus and they had 2.5 minutes to talk about it, commenting “Good luck on this.”

During the discussion about the coronavirus, as Trump defended the policies they developed, Biden looked at the camera and asked the audience if they believed in Trump.

“If you don’t act smarter and faster, more people will die,” Biden said.

Biden objected to Trump’s statement, “People want their places to be open,” with the words “People want to be safe.”

While the two candidates have recently discussed racial debates in the United States, Biden wanted to highlight inequality and Trump the violence in cities.

Biden accused Trump of racial discrimination.

Trump criticized Biden for the 1993 law that resulted in more black prisoners.

Despite having this opportunity, Trump was unable to condemn far-right violence.

“Get away and wait, the Proud Boys,” Trump said, using the motto of the white supremacist group Proud Boys to defend them.

Trump also attacked antifa, leftist and antifascist groups.

George Floyd’s death and the controversy that surrounded it led to the rise of mass movements against institutional racism and police violence in a way the United States had not seen in decades.

However, the debate on Tuesday night overshadowed these historic moments.

Trump’s most prominent argument in the debate was that he did much more than the administrations Biden was involved in to solve the country’s problems.

Trump said, “I’ve done a lot more in 47 months than you guys have done in 47 years,” while former Democratic vice presidential candidate Biden said, “We were weaker, sicker, poorer, more polarized and more violent over time. of this president. “

US President Trump attacked the left wing of Biden’s party, the Democrats, throughout the debate.

As Trump criticized the arguments of other Democratic Party candidates on health and climate issues, Biden said: “I am the candidate right now. I am the Democratic Party. I do not defend them, my policies are different.”

Trump repeated the defense he used in 2016 when the issue reached the New York Times news story that Trump was not paying his taxes.

Trump said he knew the tax laws better than anyone and that his use of the laws avoided paying higher taxes.

Biden used this argument to criticize the tax reform law passed by the Republicans.

While Biden used strong rhetoric that Trump pays less taxes than teachers in schools, these words were put on the back burner due to conflict between the two.

In the final part of the debate, it was discussed whether the elections would be fair and free.

Trump said for the election, “It may not go well,” arguing that voting by mail could result in corruption.

Biden expressed that he will respect the election results.

A chaotic evening ended with debates and interruptions over the elections to be held in November.

It was difficult to call a debate lived in the traditional sense of the word.

These events do not seem to drastically change the outcome of the elections, but in this case even fewer people must have changed their minds.

This could be bad news for Trump at best, as Trump’s biggest weakness is suburban voters who say they don’t like his rude behavior.

But if Trump’s goal was to turn his campaign into an ugly fight, thereby drawing voters away from the process and creating confusion about whether or not a clear result will ultimately be achieved, it could be said that the night achieved its goal.