U.S. Commission on Presidential Debates to change Trump-Biden debate format for remaining sessions
- 4 years ago
트럼프 "1차 TV토론은 '2대 1' 대결"...대선토론위 "향후 토론 형식 바꿀 것"
The Commission on Presidential Debates in the U.S. announced it will change how the remaining sessions will be conducted.
President Donald Trump and his challenger, Joe Biden clashed in Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday, local time, in their first TV presidential debate.
Criticism, mostly directed at Trump, immediately followed regarding language use and interruptions.
In retaliation, the commander in chief said he felt the moderator, Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, favored Biden during the debate.
Two more televised presidential debates are scheduled for the 15th and 22nd, local time.
The Commission on Presidential Debates in the U.S. announced it will change how the remaining sessions will be conducted.
President Donald Trump and his challenger, Joe Biden clashed in Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday, local time, in their first TV presidential debate.
Criticism, mostly directed at Trump, immediately followed regarding language use and interruptions.
In retaliation, the commander in chief said he felt the moderator, Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, favored Biden during the debate.
Two more televised presidential debates are scheduled for the 15th and 22nd, local time.